Naoris Protocol has launched its mainnet, introducing a layer-1 blockchain designed to secure transactions using post-quantum cryptography.
The network is initially live with invite-only participation, allowing early users to operate validator nodes and process transactions as the system rolls out in phases.
The protocol integrates cryptographic standards developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to address vulnerabilities in current blockchain encryption.
Its testnet processed more than 100 million transactions and flagged hundreds of millions of potential threats, according to the project.
Following the announcement the NAORIS token outlook was unchanged.
The launch comes as new research suggests quantum computers may require far fewer resources than previously thought to break existing cryptographic systems.
Estimates indicate a viable quantum computer could emerge by around 2030, accelerating efforts across the blockchain industry to adopt quantum-resistant solutions.
Developers across ecosystems including Ethereum and Solana are already exploring upgrades to safeguard networks against potential quantum threats.