Naoris Protocol just launched its quantum-resistant blockchain, built from the ground up with post-quantum cryptography. While Bitcoin and Ethereum face growing concerns over future quantum attacks, Naoris is already securing over 100 million transactions using NIST-approved algorithms.

The timing is critical. Google's latest research suggests Bitcoin's encryption could be cracked with fewer than 500,000 qubits - much lower than previously thought. Ethereum faces similar risks, with $100 billion potentially vulnerable. Since blockchain transactions are permanent, today's vulnerabilities could become tomorrow's exploits.

What makes Naoris different is its "irreversible security transition" - once users adopt post-quantum keys, the protocol blocks any attempt to use traditional cryptography. While currently limited to its own mainnet, the system is designed to eventually support wallets, exchanges, Layer 2 networks, and DeFi platforms.

The protocol launched with strategic validators after extensive testing that detected 603 million threats and processed 106 million post-quantum transactions. NAORIS token, with a $36 million market cap, powers the network's security and governance.

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