Sound money,
built to last.
A fair-launch Layer 1 — instant finality, near-zero fees, and native Cosmos interoperability, with a Bitcoin-style 21B hard cap. No presale, no VCs. And post-quantum security built in, so it's future-proof too.
Bitcoin's strengths, fixed for the next era.
Quantum-safe by default, instant finality, a true hard cap, and community-run upgrades — with the receipts, not just claims.
Explore the network
Run a validator, or try post-quantum transactions with the wallet.
Built for what comes next.
Designed to fix what Bitcoin struggles with — and ready for the post-quantum era.
Post-quantum accounts
Transactions are signed with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204), not ECDSA — resistant to quantum key recovery. Addresses hash the public key, so unspent accounts expose nothing.
Instant finality
CometBFT BFT Proof-of-Stake: blocks are final in ~1 block, no reorgs — and ~99.9% less energy than Proof-of-Work.
21B hard cap
Bitcoin-style halving emission with a cumulative cap that burns can't re-inflate. Fees go to validators — no perpetual inflation.
On-chain governance
Token-holders vote on upgrades that auto-deploy at a set height — formal, community-permissioned, no contentious hard forks. No founder backdoor.
CosmWasm contracts
Rust/Wasm smart contracts, launched permissioned — the chain opens up by governance, deliberately, not by default.
IBC interoperable
Native cross-chain communication via IBC — no trusted bridge multisig to compromise.
Secure wallet
Non-custodial. Keys encrypted at rest (Argon2id + ChaCha20-Poly1305), 24-word recovery, one-tap staking, lock screen.
Forkless upgrades
Governance-scheduled binary upgrades apply network-wide at a set height — without splitting the chain.
Your funds, ready for the quantum era.
Bitcoin and Ethereum sign with ECDSA — a future quantum computer could derive private keys from exposed public keys. Sequora signs every transaction with NIST-standardized ML-DSA-65.
- Post-quantum signatures on every account and transaction
- Hash-based addresses — unspent wallets reveal no public key
- Kernel-grade randomness; cross-language verified (Go / Rust)
A hard cap that actually holds.
21 billion SQR, ever — a cumulative cap enforced in protocol. Burned coins (e.g. slashing) are gone for good and can never be re-minted, with new supply only from the block reward.
- Halving emission, transitioning to fees — Bitcoin's endgame
- Cumulative cap, not a clamp on live supply — burns can't re-inflate
- Fees paid to validators, not burned — sustainable under a cap
Sequora vs the chains you know.
| Sequora | Bitcoin | Ethereum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post-quantum signatures | Yes (accounts) | No | No |
| Finality | Instant (~1 block) | ~60 min | ~15 min |
| Consensus | BFT Proof-of-Stake | Proof-of-Work | Proof-of-Stake |
| Energy use | Very low | Very high | Low |
| On-chain governance | Yes | No | Off-chain |
| Forkless upgrades | Yes | No | No |
| Supply | 21B hard cap | 21M hard cap | No hard cap |
Honest note: Sequora's account/transaction layer is post-quantum today; validator block-signing is still classical Ed25519 — a planned v2 (hybrid) upgrade. Stated plainly.
Run a validator.
A secure-by-default wizard sets up your node, verifies the binary and genesis, hardens the config, and creates the validator once synced.
curl -fLO https://get.sequora.example/sequorad curl -fLO https://get.sequora.example/sha256sums.txt sha256sum -c sha256sums.txt # must say: sequorad: OK SEQUORA_BIN=sequorad CHAIN_ID=sequora-1 \ GENESIS_URL=https://get.sequora.example/genesis.json \ GENESIS_SHA256=<hash> SEEDS="<node-id>@<seed-ip>:26656" \ ./scripts/validator-wizard.sh
Hardware: 4 vCPU · 8–16 GB RAM · 200 GB NVMe SSD · Ubuntu. Keep your node online, and never run the consensus key on two machines (double-sign = permanent tombstone + slash).
A wallet built for the quantum era.
Non-custodial and post-quantum. Your keys are encrypted on your device and never leave it.
Quantum-safe keys
ML-DSA-65 keys, encrypted at rest with Argon2id + ChaCha20-Poly1305.
24-word recovery
BIP39 seed phrase — restore your wallet on any device.
One-tap staking
Delegate, claim rewards, and manage a validator — all non-custodial.
Locked by default
Lock screen, auto-lock, in-memory-only password, on-screen transaction confirmation.
Downloads ship with SHA-256 checksums — always verify before running. For large balances, prefer a dedicated device.
Block explorer.
The public view of the whole ledger — search any transaction hash or sqr1… address and see balances, history, blocks, validators, and governance.
Transactions
Look up any tx by hash — status, sender, recipient, amount, fee, block.
Accounts
Any sqr1… address — balance, staking, and full transaction history.
Blocks & validators
Live blocks, the active validator set, uptime, and voting power.
Governance
Proposals, votes, and the community-pool balance.
The explorer goes live with the network — it reads the chain directly, so it shows real data only once the testnet/mainnet is running. It will be hosted at explorer.sequora.example (powered by ping.pub). Until then, this is what it will cover.
Read the design.
The architecture, security, and operations docs.
- ArchitectureFull technical design + decisions
- Launch roadmapThe phased road to mainnet
- Threat modelReal attacks mapped to Sequora
- Operations securityKey custody, sentries, upgrades
- Deploy guideStand up a node, step by step
- PQ-consensus roadmapThe v2 quantum-safe consensus plan
- Supply chainBuild integrity + verification
- Airdrop designFair distribution + sybil resistance