Roadmap
What is live, what ships this quarter, and where Qlyphs goes next.
- NowLive
The wallet, live on mainnet
- Qlyphs Wallet on Quantus mainnet: create a post-quantum account, send and receive QTC.
- keys.qlyphs.com: the wallet in any browser, with releases anyone can verify byte for byte.
- Open source: the wallet's code, public under the MIT licence.
- Tokens, the market, the witnesses and listing proofs, running end to end on the development network.
- Q4 2026Next
Release: tokens and the market on mainnet
- Tokens on mainnet: launch, fair mint, free transfers.
- The market: list in one signature, Trade in one click, cancel anytime.
- Two witnesses live on mainnet, each with its own implementation and its own node.
- A new wallet release, with the browser extension on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons.
- An independent security review before activation.
- An announced activation block, so everyone starts from the same point.
- Q1 2027Planned
Grow the market
- Quarks: inscriptions native to Quantus, owned and traded like any Qlyphs asset.
- Richer market screens: price history, volume, holders and activity for every token.
- Get QTC from other chains in a few clicks, straight into your wallet.
- A public SDK, so any app can show Qlyphs balances and send Trade requests to the wallet.
Open question
Exploring
An indexer that replays the chain is great. But what if it could run programs?
Qlyphs already reads every finalized block, in order, with deterministic rules, and two witnesses sign the result with post-quantum keys. Swap those fixed rules for a virtual machine and you get something bigger: smart contracts on Quantus, written in Solidity, executed the same way everywhere, and checked by the same witnesses.
An EVM on Qlyphs. Post-quantum from the signature to the state. We are working on it.