Qlyphs Qlyphs
A wallet and token protocol for Quantus, with explicit transaction checks and network boundaries.
Qlyphs combines a non-custodial wallet with QLYP-v1, a token protocol built on ordinary Quantus transactions. Launch a token in one transaction, buy and sell it on its bonding curve, send it, or create a Quark.
Tokens launch on a bonding curve: buy or sell any amount, at a price that moves with every trade. When the curve is full, the token graduates to NEAR: a NEAR token and its liquidity pool are created, and NEAR Intents bring the liquidity of every chain back to a token born on Quantus.
How it fits together
Quantus records and orders transactions. QLYP, the Qlyphs protocol, gives them asset meaning. Your wallet checks everything before it signs.
New here? From first principles builds the whole design from three questions, with no prior knowledge assumed. How it works then follows one transaction through all four roles.
The token journey
Every new token follows the same path, from one launch transaction to a liquidity pool on NEAR.
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Launch
Choose a unique symbol and, if you like, a first buy of up to 2 % of the supply. One transaction creates the token, its own pool and its curve. The Qlyphs creation fee is 0.03 QTC, with network fees on top.
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Buy
Send any amount of QTC to the token's pool. The 1 % fee comes out first and the rest buys tokens at the curve price, which rises a little with every buy. The tokens are yours in the block the buy lands in.
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Sell
Hand tokens back to the curve at any time. The rules work out what they are worth, minus the 1 % fee and a 0.001 QTC settlement charge, and the token's pool pays you a few blocks later.
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Graduate
A full curve holds 210 QTC. It seeds a liquidity pool on NEAR at the curve's last price, and NEAR Intents bring buyers from every chain to the token.
Bonding curve explains the price, the pool and the fees. Tokens launched earlier on lots move to the curve under the same ticker.
What the protocol provides
One purchase transaction
A purchase atomically approves an existing proposal and pays the seller and fee. QLYP delivers tokens when that valid purchase is interpreted correctly.
One successful buyer approval
The named buyer cannot repeat a successful first approval. A duplicate purchase fails before paying the price, although network fees can still apply.
Your keys, your coins
The wallet signs on your device. The trading account holds no purchase principal; QTC goes from buyer to seller and to the fee recipient.
Post-quantum signatures
This wallet and the development witnesses use ML-DSA-87. Device security, delivery of web code and trust in configured nodes and witnesses remain separate concerns.
Explore
Tokens
One transaction to launch, a fixed supply, unique symbols and exact fees.
Trade
Reserve for a named buyer, verify the offer and buy it.
Verified by design
What purchase proofs establish, and which witnesses the wallet trusts.
Bonding curve
Any amount, any time, 210 QTC to fill, then graduation to NEAR and liquidity from every chain.
Open listings
Any buyer, one lot, one native ticket. In development.
The ledger
Why units never multiply, replayed block by block.
The wallet
Non-custodial, open source, in your browser or as an extension.
Quarks
Numbered one-of-one assets, content on chain. Live.
Code status, reviewed 28 October 2026
The wallet and token stack support explicitly pinned mainnet configuration. Curve tokens open on mainnet at block 312,600; purchases of bilateral offers remain disabled there. These pages describe the repository's behavior; they do not verify a live deployment or browser-store availability. See the roadmap.