Quantum-Resistant
Coins in the Quantum-Resistant category. 4 coins listed. Updated weekly.
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Starknet is a general-purpose Ethereum validity rollup whose Cairo execution is proven with STARKs and settled through Ethereum contracts. It is separate from StarkEx, StarkWare’s application-specific scaling service. STRK now pays all Starknet transaction fees, supports delegation and phase-2 validator attestation, and carries protocol voting power; it is not equity or a claim on StarkWare or the Foundation. The network has distributed sequencing components and a live S-two prover, but block production, proving and upgrade control have not yet reached the permissionless end state described in its roadmap.
QRL has used stateful XMSS signatures and Proof-of-Work since its 2018 mainnet launch. Its planned PoS successor is public testnet software, making migration and control boundaries as important as the quantum claim.
Qubic issues one trillion native QUBIC units per weekly epoch and burns part of them. UPoW ranks candidates for 676 Computor seats, and 451 matching votes finalize ticks. Holding QUBIC does not confer a protocol ballot; reviewed sources do not grant Aigarth ownership through that holding.
Nervos CKB turned blockchain state into a scarce capacity measured in CKBytes. Its Cell model, NC-MAX proof of work and Nervos DAO connect storage, miner pay and dilution—but a DAO deposit is compensation for secondary issuance, not staking or a protocol ballot.