🧬 Post-quantum security. AI-native blockchain. Built for cross-chain interoperability.
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Bring the idea you prompted into existence and the bug you’re pretending not to see 👀
We’re live today to talk about building with AI, checking what it produces and knowing when a prototype is actually ready for users.
Come join us 🎙️
NEW SPACE: BUILDING WITH AI 🧑💻
Would you trust AI with your wallet?
@vs1_finance @Sylic_AI @tBTC_project + 6 more join us to unpack what AI can really build, what still needs a human and how to spot code that only looks finished.
This Thursday, bring your prompts and your questions!
Happy to have @MrMinter from @SonicLabs joining us for Building with AI today 🎙️
Looking forward to hearing his take on what AI is genuinely changing for builders.
See you there!
Our own @MrMinter is making the rounds tomorrow.
Two X Spaces. Two conversations around AI, onchain infrastructure, and what’s being built next.
- 9 AM PT: Building with AI with @QoreChain & @Growthy_Web3
- 11 AM PT: Eterna x Sonic Labs with @Eterna_Hybrid
Get all the details below.
One ML-DSA-87 signature.
Six programming languages.
Every combination verified.
The new QoreChain PQC library was tested across JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java and C.
A signature produced in any one language successfully verified in all six:
36 combinations tested. 36 passed.
Also released:
- QoreChain SDK 0.9.0
- Java SDK 0.9.1
- PQC library 0.2.3
- Wallet Adapter 0.4.0
- Chain Bridge 0.2.3
- Updated React components and dApp starter CLI
Every SDK now creates hybrid post-quantum transactions correctly and proves key ownership during registration.
Available through npm, PyPI, crates(.)io, Maven Central and Go modules:
github.com/qorechain/qorecha…
QoreChain’s first mainnet light node is registered, active and earning. 📡
It joined at block 3,668,080 using the same public Light Node 3.1.10 release available to every operator:
- Post-quantum key
- 1,000 QOR stake
- Valid node licence
- Five-command setup
Twenty blocks later, its first reward of 0.245 QOR was credited onchain.
Light nodes verify network activity, check in automatically and can be monitored through QoreX. Rewards are capped at 2,000 QOR per active node every 30 days.
10 nodes upgraded in around one minute. Zero missed blocks afterwards. ✅
QoreChain mainnet is now running v3.2.3 following an on-chain governance vote.
The upgrade introduces:
🔐 Stronger post-quantum key protections
🎯 EVM authorization windows restricted by transaction type or approved addresses
📡 A 2,000 QOR monthly reward cap per light node
🗳️ Governance control over light-node licence issuance
The upgrade completed automatically at block 3,662,051. All balances, wallets and staking positions carried over unchanged.
The source code and full changelog are public:
github.com/qorechain/qorecha…
NEW SPACE: BUILDING WITH AI 🧑💻
Would you trust AI with your wallet?
@vs1_finance @Sylic_AI @tBTC_project + 6 more join us to unpack what AI can really build, what still needs a human and how to spot code that only looks finished.
This Thursday, bring your prompts and your questions!
🎙️ Holding the mic: @Growthy_Web3
⭐ Special guest:
@MrMinter, Head of Marketing at @SonicLabs
Speaker lineup:
@vs1_finance
@tBTC_project
@21ch4inz
@Sylic_AI
@0xenesonchain
@nearstocks
@mrKonsole
@gotcar_official
What would you build with AI, and what would you check before letting anyone use it? 👇
Set a reminder! 🚨
xitter.cf/i/spaces/1mxPaZMogYZKN…
🚨 QORECHAIN MAINNET v3.2.2 IS LIVE
The upgrade introduces mandatory ML-DSA-87 consent for smart-wallet delegation.
Also included:
- Stronger multisig, AMM and EVM transaction checks
- Validator licence and self-bond enforcement
- Security fixes from Break QoreChain
- Cosmos SDK v0.53.8
Proposal 7 passed with 100% YES after public testnet testing.
No action is required. Balances, wallets and staking remain unchanged.
Attention EVM users 🚨
QoreChain requires an ML-DSA-87 signature to open a limited transaction window.
The authorization can restrict its duration, transaction count and total value.
Which limit matters most to you?
0%Block expiry
33%Transaction cap
17%Value limit
50%All three together
12 votes • Final resultsCrypto handed every user a vault and a janky key…
BIP-39 dates back to 2013. It survived because 12 or 24 words are open, portable and work across wallets, even though its own specification lists a short checksum and no versioning.
@AnodosFinance on why “it works” cannot be the final answer for wallet design 📢
🚨 $86M reportedly stolen through an extra circuit board hidden inside hardware wallets.
Yes, really.
The implant captured seed phrases during setup and sent them out through an embedded SIM. Ledger says the affected devices came through a third-party reseller.
Even post-quantum cryptography can’t save keys generated on hostile hardware.
Buy security devices from official channels. If setup looks unusual, stop.
Quantum risk, minus the sci-fi ⚛️
SHA-256 does not suddenly collapse. Grover’s algorithm would reduce its theoretical 256-bit preimage security to roughly 128 bits, which is still extremely strong.
Digital signatures have a much uglier problem.
A sufficiently powerful quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm could derive an ECDSA private key from its public key and forge ownership.
That’s why QoreChain protects the authorization layer:
🔐 Native transactions require ML-DSA-87 signing
🔐 EVM activity requires ML-DSA-87 authorization
Different transaction paths, same rule: a classical key alone cannot move the funds.
📢 The next QoreChain default tool probably hasn’t been built yet.
An indexer every dApp relies on.
An oracle adapter teams plug into.
A dashboard users keep open.
A deployment tool that saves builders hours.
The 416M QOR Builders Fund is there to support serious builders.
What would you build first?
