Meet the
Core Team
Building production-ready quantum-resistant blockchain infrastructure with NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography for long-term security.
Core Development Team
Building QUANTA to secure blockchain infrastructure against quantum threats for decades to come.
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Founder
Architect of Quanta's quantum-resistant protocol design. Leading the vision for post-quantum blockchain infrastructure with focus on long-term security and sustainable economics.
Main Developer
Core Protocol Engineer
Building Quanta's Rust implementation from the ground up. Expert in systems programming, cryptography, and distributed systems with focus on security and performance.
+ Anonymous contributors helping build the future
Why Quantum Resistance Matters
Quantum computers are advancing rapidly. IBM, Google, and other tech giants are making significant progress. Conservative estimates suggest quantum computers capable of breaking current blockchain cryptography (ECDSA/EdDSA) could exist within 10-15 years.
Traditional cryptographic algorithms like ECDSA and RSA, which secure billions of dollars in cryptocurrency today, will become vulnerable to Shor's algorithm running on sufficiently powerful quantum computers. This isn't speculation - it's a matter of when, not if.
QUANTA is built from the ground up with NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography: Falcon-512 signatures (NIST Level 1) and Kyber-1024 encryption (NIST Level 5, 256-bit quantum security). No known polynomial-time quantum attacks exist against these lattice-based algorithms.
We're not waiting for quantum computers to break existing chains. We're building secure infrastructure now, protecting against harvest now, decrypt later attacks through 2045 and beyond.
Project Transparency
Funding Status
Self-funded by founding team. No venture capital, no pre-mine, no ICO. We're building for the long term, not a quick exit.
Development Progress
Active development since 2024. Core protocol implementation complete. Currently in Phase 1 of testnet preparation (35% complete as of January 2026).
Audits & Security
External security audits scheduled for Q2 2026 during public testnet phase. Bug bounty program will launch alongside testnet.
Open Source Commitment
All code is MIT licensed and publicly available on GitHub. We believe in radical transparency and community-driven development.
Technology Stack
Language
Rust 2021 for memory safety and performance
Signatures
Falcon-512 (NIST Level 1, lattice-based)
Encryption
Kyber-1024 (NIST Level 5, 256-bit quantum security)
Consensus
Adaptive PoW with 10s block time
Want to Contribute?
We welcome contributors, researchers, and security auditors. Check out our GitHub or reach out via email.
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