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    Potentially, I would assume they would test Vyper contracts. I’m really curious for this may 4th announcement, it seems….somehow different from other things Johann has brought up in the past.
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Fair enough. Let me approach it differently and look at QAN's known partners and ecosystem.Here's the full known ecosystem picture: Confirmed partners on QAN: SignQuantum — document timestamping, already live with enterprise clients Ueno Bank — Paraguay's largest bank, quantum-resistant document signing ITTI — exclusive Latin American distributor, processes 40% of Paraguay's financial transactions MBK Holding — Qatari royal family investment, $15M VC deal Ernst & Young — selected QAN for their program Alpine Esports / Renault — official blockchain partner Blockchain for Europe — member alongside Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Ripple What the roadmap says is coming: Oracles, Indexer, Validator Pools, Cross-Chain Bridge, On-Ramp, and active DeFi dApp onboarding — all planned as part of the mainnet ecosystem buildout. Back to 0xB04E21...: The roadmap explicitly mentions Oracles as under construction. The hourly 0xEedbD1... script already looks like an oracle. The April 24 deployment could be QAN's own team deploying the oracle infrastructure + validator pool contracts — not an external partner at all. That would make the May 4th video a showcase of: oracle live, staking live, governance live. Everything ready for mainnet.
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    Jus project updates really I think ; so we know more about where we are in the progress of it n such, plus an easter egg or 2 hoping 🙏
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Hello Everyone, As always we've been quietly working behind the scenes and will bring you some exciting updates on our latest achievements. I'm thrilled to share a video status update covering all topics with you during the week of May 4. Thank you for your patience and continued support.
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Blessings to All. Past, Present, & Future. 🙏 GopherSwap is included in "All" 😉 🙏
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🚨 QUANTUM COMPUTING MAY BE CLOSER TO BREAKING BITCOIN-LEVEL ENCRYPTION THAN MOST PEOPLE REALIZE Caltech and Oratomic researchers have introduced Mitten Codes, a new high-rate quantum error-correction architecture designed to support large, fault-tolerant quantum processors. ⚛️ 975 physical data qubits encode 195 logical qubits ⚛️ 20% encoding rate ⚛️ Check weight of only 9 ⚛️ Code distance reaching 18 and potentially 24 or higher ⚛️ Approximately 10 billion logical operations supported in large-scale error-correction simulations ⚛️ Parallel logical measurements, Clifford operations and magic-state injection ⚛️ Sub-millisecond decoding designed for real-time operation The scale required to attack 256-bit elliptic-curve cryptography has also fallen dramatically. Recent estimates place the requirement below 1,200–1,450 logical qubits, while an even newer optimized design estimates only 835 logical qubits for secp256k1—the elliptic curve used by Bitcoin. At Mitten Codes’ 20% encoding rate, 1,400 logical qubits would correspond to approximately 7,000 physical data qubits, while 835 logical qubits would correspond to roughly 4,175. That means the cryptographically significant range is no longer hundreds or thousands of times beyond the architecture described here. It is only around four to seven times the demonstrated Mitten code-block scale. Under an aggressive development trajectory, this places cryptographically capable systems plausibly within the late 2020s to early 2030s, potentially within only one or two major processor-scaling generations rather than several decades. A machine in this range, paired with sufficiently fast logical operations, could derive private keys from exposed Bitcoin public keys—including public keys associated with early dormant wallets—and compromise other widely deployed elliptic-curve cryptography. The quantum threat has shifted from distant theory toward a visible engineering target. ⚛️🔓₿ https://www.quantum-brief.com/blog/
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June Milestone: Executing the Ethereum Rebase Following our strategic shift, June was all about deep engineering execution. We've successfully ported QVM core logic, overhauled our networking layer, and resolved critical runtime issues. ✅ Core rebase is now 70% complete. The final 30% focuses on ecosystem sync and rigorous testing. We’re one step closer to the world’s first quantum-secure network built natively on Ethereum, giving developers the freedom to build in any programming language. Read the full technical recap on our blog: https://medium.com/qanplatform/june-milestone-executing-the-ethereum-rebase-b38b074145dd X post to ❤️ and repost: https://x.com/QANplatform/status/2077695558018367850
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I took a deeper look at the QAN Testnet transactions, and there’s some genuinely encouraging activity happening. The network is being hit with large amounts of automated traffic, including wallets generating thousands to tens of thousands of transactions, rapid transaction bursts, XLINK activity, funding/distribution tests, and repeated smart-contract executions that actually change on-chain state. Some transactions are appearing hundreds or even 1,000+ deep within blocks, which suggests the network is being deliberately pushed under significant workloads rather than simply running a handful of demonstration transactions. This doesn’t tell us who is behind individual tests, and Testnet transactions shouldn’t be confused with adoption. What it DOES show is that QAN’s infrastructure is being actively exercised across transfers, contracts, post-quantum functionality and high-volume workloads. For a project approaching mainnet, that’s exactly the kind of testing you want to see. ⚡⛓️ Is Testnet down? At the time of this analysis, the public QAN Testnet appears to have stopped producing new blocks/transactions since September 4. So yes, it currently appears inactive from the public side. That doesn’t erase the testing described above, which is based on the on-chain history leading up to that point. Why no Testnet activity since Sept. 4? There’s been no public explanation from QAN that I can find. My hypothesis is that the pause could be intentional after the heavy automated testing we observed, possibly for evaluation, upgrades, reconfiguration, or preparation for the next testing phase as QAN moves toward MainNet Beta. The Testnet documentation and infrastructure are still publicly maintained, so a pause in block production does not by itself mean the Testnet has been abandoned or “shut down.” Until QAN comments, though, the exact reason is unknown.
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TOP10 AND Institutional adoption INCOMING ; wgmi HodL! this is a Long hoDL This community will soon ROAR🦁 onto chain w its own Projects Along with Countries , onchain stables, Enterprise, Banking, Adoption, We going on WAY MORE cex and dex with Main real QAN chain Based QANX$ , QDAY Heats the F UP more n more daily and really ONLY QAN was designed to be Everything needed to balance big qralgos w SPEED via the dynamo known as X Link; So far so good, Team Under Johann has actually kept fully in line with their goals and promises the ones that Matter anyway never mind Galaxe thats Another Matter🤣

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