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Security fixes merged, ML-DSA-65 joins the client
All Immunefi audit-competition fixes are in the public repositories, the chain now signs with ML-DSA-65 as well as ML-DSA-87, and every signature is bound to its signing context per FIPS 204. The same week shipped CLI v2.1.3 and miner v4.0.2, with separate optimized kernels for Apple Metal and Nvidia.
source →Week one in the rear-view mirror
Fifty-three thousand blocks stood between launch day and the first Quantus wrap-up. The team broke down mining participation, wallet installs and proof-of-work stats from that opening stretch, and sketched where QTC gains a trading pair next.
source →Twenty-four terahash and still accelerating
Three weeks in, the network hashes at 24 TH/s with difficulty clearing 300T. The same update opened an airdrop for testnet miners inside the phone app, running until 1 December.
source →On the show: counting down to Q-Day
Postquant Labs chief Colton Dillion sat down for the project's Q-Day podcast to argue why holders of legacy coins should care about migration deadlines before the clock runs out.
source →QTC arrives on NEAR
NEAR Protocol announced QTC as the first post-quantum asset on its chain, with swaps routed across more than 30 chains and over 180 assets. For holders that is a second exit besides the SafeTrade book, which until now was the only market.
source →Four aggregators, one click: QTC goes visible
MiningPoolStats, minerstat, hashrate.no and WhatToMine all began showing Quantus pool data this week, so profitability comparisons no longer require manual math.
source →Copy-paste mining: our QTC guides go live
pool.ion.cool published bilingual setup pages with ready-made SRBMiner lines, a HiveOS import file, port tables and the payout fine print spelled out.
source →Quantum & Privacy Day is on 8 October
The project runs it with NEAR Protocol in Singapore during Token2049 week, two days from now. The announcement sat in the 8 September weekly, the day before mainnet produced its first block.
source →Check your exposure with the Q-Day meter
A calculator now sits on the project homepage: pick a chain, learn how many logical qubits an attacker would need, and see why Dilithium-5 keeps appearing in QTC's marketing.
source →The wallet lands in both app stores
iOS and Android users can hold QTC without touching a command line — a small thing that separates hobby chains from currencies people actually carry.
source →Bridging in from other chains, without bridges
The roadmap teases deposits sourced through NEAR intents: move value in from almost anywhere, labelled live 'soon' on the site.
source →Two new reference sites for builders
Documentation and research portals opened together, giving anyone auditing the cryptography a single trail from whitepaper to implementation.
source →A quiet milestone: 247 machines mining
The explorer's counter passed two hundred and forty-seven active miners — small enough that joining today still noticeably moves pool share.
source →A community tape for SafeTrade volume
quantus.watch plots QTC turnover bar by UTC day and rebuilds hourly, with its method published next to the chart. It also counts QTC reaching SafeTrade straight from encrypted accounts — 2,226 coins since genesis — and says plainly that a deposit is not a sale.
source →Price data with the right labels
CoinGecko tags QTC as Layer 1, proof of work and quantum-resistant, links the explorer and GitHub, and lists SafeTrade QTC/USDT as the only market. Daily volume there runs in the hundreds of thousands of dollars; max supply shows as 21M.
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