The post-quantum standards are finished. The migration has barely started.
It won't be one switch. Every chain, every wallet and every token moves on its own schedule, or doesn't.
Someone has to keep track of who has moved.
That's what Qrypt is for.
Qrypt is now accessible via @x402.
An agent can pay for a single call: $0.01 in USDC on @solana. No account, no API key, no plan.
Verified before the work, settled only if it succeeds. A failed request costs nothing.
Live now: qryptprotocol.io/developers
Qrypt is now accessible via @x402.
An agent can pay for a single call: $0.01 in USDC on @solana. No account, no API key, no plan.
Verified before the work, settled only if it succeeds. A failed request costs nothing.
Live now: qryptprotocol.io/developers
For agents: Qrypt is also an MCP server.
Add one URL, no authentication:
qryptprotocol.io/mcp
Six tools: scan a token, get a score, see its history, list the index, scan a wallet, check a network's quantum readiness.
An assessment your risk policy can read before it signs.
Qrypt now has a public API.
Every assessment behind a Qrypt report, as structured data: score, findings, coverage, quantum status.
No account. No API key. Free, 60 requests a minute.
@solana and @RobinhoodApp. Live now.
qryptprotocol.io/developers
What are the chains doing about quantum?
Solana: shipped the Winternitz Vault, an optional hash-based vault. Base layer still Ed25519.
Ethereum: a dedicated post-quantum team since January 2026. Nothing in production yet.
Neither has changed how an ordinary account signs.
qryptprotocol.io/quantum
Is your public key already public?
On Ethereum, your address is a hash of the key. It stays hidden until you sign once. After that it is recoverable for good.
On Solana, your address is the key. It was never hidden.
No consequence today. It matters for the long-term threat.
qryptprotocol.io/research
"Some are more prepared than others" is right, and it's checkable.
@solana shipped an optional hash-based vault. @ethereum has had a dedicated post-quantum team since January. Neither has changed how an ordinary account signs.
We track where each chain stands: qryptprotocol.io/quantum
> Quantum threat is back and some are more prepared than the others
> Citrini dropped 15-token basket "Long Tokenization"
> Other interesting opps in the market
Covering all the above in the After Hour EP.76 today
The quantum threat to crypto is 30 years old.
1994: Shor's algorithm shows elliptic-curve signatures can be broken.
2024: the first post-quantum standards are finished.
Then eight milestones in two years, and a proposed cutoff in 2035.
Thirty quiet years, then a rush.
qryptprotocol.io/quantum
Is that the real Tesla token?
Robinhood publishes 194 stock tokens on @RobinhoodApp. We checked every address onchain.
We also found 52 other tokens using one of those tickers. Every one is flagged: not that token.
Check before you buy.
qryptprotocol.io/explore
pump.fun tokens now get a real score on Qrypt.
Before a token graduates it has no pool, so scanners see almost nothing. We now read the bonding curve itself:
· its SOL reserve is the liquidity
· its token balance isn't counted as a holder
Coverage goes from 35% to 80%.
qryptprotocol.io/scan
A score that moves without a reason is useless.
Qrypt Monitor: keep a watchlist and see every assessment next to the rule changes that caused it.
Not "score dropped 12 points". Which rule changed, from what to what, and the evidence behind it.
Your watchlist stays in your browser. No account.
qryptprotocol.io/monitor
You can now scan any @solana token on Qrypt.
Not just the most traded. Paste any token address and we read it from the chain while you wait:
· program and authorities
· liquidity, including @Pumpfun curves
· top holders
· 16 rules, one score
Fresh on every scan.
qryptprotocol.io/scan
Where Qrypt runs today:
@solana: the most traded tokens, refreshed every 5 minutes. Mint and freeze authority, Token-2022, top holders, pool liquidity.
@RobinhoodCrypto: every new pool and Pons launch, plus 194 stock tokens, indexed every minute.
Ethereum and Base are next.
qryptprotocol.io/explore
Unknown is never safe.
When Qrypt can't find the evidence for a rule, it doesn't guess:
· the rule is marked unknown, not passed
· the score only counts what had evidence
· coverage is published next to it
· under 50% coverage, there is no score
An honest "we don't know" beats a green tick.
qryptprotocol.io/docs
How to read a Qrypt report, in six parts:
1. Security score
2. Coverage: how much of the model had evidence
3. Breakdown: N/A is left out, never counted as safe
4. Findings, each with its evidence
5. Quantum readiness
6. Confidence
One real report, taken apart ↓
qryptprotocol.io/asset/solana/p…
How Qrypt puts post-quantum to work on a @solana token:
1. Read the token: program, mint and freeze authority
2. Trace the signature: Ed25519
3. Measure it against the NIST post-quantum standards
4. Report the status
A status, never a score.
qryptprotocol.io/quantum
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