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ignotusnemo/README.md
GREETINGS, CRYPTO PARANOIDS.

I have watched blockchains drift toward the very thing they were meant to destroy.

History grows without end. Verification becomes heavier.
People stop determining truth for themselves and borrow it
from APIs, explorers, exchanges, foundations and data centers.

This is not decentralization. It is rented verification.

The post-quantum transition will make this worse. Larger
signatures and heavier cryptography, appended forever, will
turn today's debt into tomorrow's dependency.

You can build post-quantum primitives.
They alone do not make a post-quantum system.

Targets are not theorems. Marketing is not soundness.

I wanted a system ordinary hardware could fully verify today
and decades from now. Post-quantum from the first block.
Not promised for later. Proven end to end.

That became Parano1d.

Proofs establish validity.
Proof of work establishes canonical order.
State is validated from genesis in O(1).
End-to-end post-quantum soundness meets the NIST PQC Category 1 threshold.

I searched for a blockchain where the present could prove the past
without replaying it. I found none.

So I built one ①.

ENTER · DOCS · RESEARCH · SOURCE

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  1. frost-gkr frost-gkr Public

    FROST-GKR: Frobenius Reduction Over Shifted Tables for batched Poseidon2b relations over binary tower fields.

    Rust

  2. parano1d-soundness parano1d-soundness Public

    Executable soundness analysis for ParanO(1)d production proof parameters, with theorem-backed bounds and reproducible industry-metric comparisons.

    Rust

  3. parano1d-docs parano1d-docs Public

    Technical documentation for ParanO(1)d: architecture, protocol, proof stack, mining, networking, wallet, RPC, CLI, and operations.

    TypeScript