en.Wedoany.com Reported - Naoris Protocol has announced the official launch of its mainnet, introducing a post-quantum Layer 1 blockchain designed to protect digital infrastructure from future quantum computing threats. The network integrates NIST-compliant cryptography and has validated over 100 million transactions during its testing phase to address long-term security vulnerabilities that may be irreparable retroactively in existing blockchain systems.

This release reflects the urgency of quantum threats, with Google's guidelines setting a timeline for migrating to post-quantum cryptography by 2029, and the EU planning a transition roadmap from 2026 to 2035. The immutability of blockchain systems means that current classical signature transactions could become permanent weaknesses once quantum capabilities mature, increasing risks across wallets and protocols.

Nathaniel Szerezla, Chief Growth Officer at Naoris Protocol, stated: "The mainnet represents a transition from proof-of-concept to production infrastructure. The network has already validated over 100 million transactions using post-quantum cryptography. This is not a roadmap promise; it's measurable operational capability."

The mainnet is now active, with early participation limited to invited strategic partners, investors, and validator operators, who will operate dPoSec validator nodes and execute post-quantum transactions. During the testnet phase, involving hundreds of thousands of participants globally, the network detected and mitigated over 603 million threats, processed 106 million post-quantum transactions, and created 3.3 million wallets.

Naoris Protocol is designed as a post-quantum Layer 1 blockchain from genesis, operating at the Sub-Zero layer, providing continuous validation through its dPoSec consensus model. The $NAORIS token will power validation, execution, and trust on the network, forming the economic layer of the post-quantum infrastructure. In September 2025, Naoris was cited in a US Securities and Exchange Commission research study as a reference model for a post-quantum financial infrastructure framework.

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