A few weeks ago, I started building (vibecoding) @quizonchain — a simple way to learn about Web3 ecosystems while having some fun. Connect your wallet, answer 5 questions based on a chain's documentation, and submit your score on-chain. Your points stay on-chain forever, and if you reach 100 points, you can mint an NFT to show it. I also added a live activity explorer that visualizes on-chain transactions as animated bubbles in real time, plus a global leaderboard so you can compete with other players across different ecosystems. Right now, QuizOnChain supports: @inkonchain · @soneium · @base · @unichain · @megaeth · @LitecoinVM · @arc @circle The @StartaleApp wallet is integrated as well 🙌 @StartaleGroup Submitting this for the @LitecoinVM hackathon 🦾 @circle_crypto 👇👇

Every blockchain needs a way to decide who produces the next block. Bitcoin's answer: Proof of Work. Miners burn electricity solving deliberately useless puzzles. The energy spent is the security. Nothing of value comes out of the computation itself -- by design. Quip Network's answer: Proof of Useful Work. The difference matters. In Quip's model, the work miners do to earn block rewards is the same work that consumers are paying for: real optimization problems. Portfolio allocation. Fleet routing. Manufacturing scheduling. The computation that secures the chain is computation someone actually wanted done. Why optimization specifically? Because optimization has a property most useful work doesn't: a proposed solution is cheap to verify, even when it was expensive to find. This means the network can confirm results without redoing the entire computation -- which would defeat the purpose. Most "useful work" proposals run into this wall. Verifying an AI inference result requires re-running the model. Not practical. Optimization sidesteps it entirely. What Quip has open-sourced so far: - quip-protocol-rs: a Rust implementation of the protocol, forked from Substrate. 5,675 stars, 32 forks, actively developed. - hashsigs: post-quantum signature libraries in 5 languages (Rust, TypeScript, Python, C , Solidity) -- the cryptography protecting wallets today. Each has 11,000 stars. 20 public repos in total. All of it is open source. The codebase is the product, not a marketing page. Why this matters for the network Proof of Work externalizes the cost. Energy is burned, the environment pays, and the only output is a ledger entry. Proof of Useful Work means the cost of securing the network also produces economic value. A 0.5% better solution on a $10B portfolio or an $800M manufacturing operation is not abstract. It's margin. The testnet has already run 500 nodes simultaneously, producing 160 PFLOPS of useful compute -- not hashing, actual optimization work. What to explore next: → Quests : quest.quip.network/airdrop?r… → GitHub: github.com/quipnetwork → Whitepaper: quip.network/documents/Quip-… → Docs: quip.gitbook.io/docs → Run a node: quip.gitbook.io/docs/nodes/r… @quipnetwork

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Your crypto wallet has a deadline. Not a soft one. Not a governance vote or a roadmap milestone. A physical one. Quantum computers are on a trajectory to break the cryptography that protects every ECDSA and RSA key in existence. The assets on Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin -- all of it -- will be readable by anyone with a sufficiently powerful quantum machine. The timeline is debated. What isn't: The cryptography we rely on today won't survive the quantum era. What Quip Network built Quip Network created a post-quantum security layer that wraps your existing assets in quantum-resistant protection. No migration. No new chain. No new wallet to set up. Each protected account is an independent on-chain address derived from your signing wallet, secured against Shor's algorithm. The assets stay where they are. The protection layer sits on top. The numbers today: $1,087,089.30 protected across 19,556 wallets Live on Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin Updated June 11, 2026 How it works You connect your existing wallet. Quip derives a quantum-resistant vault from your signing key. Your assets are wrapped in a firewall contract that uses post-quantum encryption. If a quantum attacker targets the underlying chain, your funds are shielded. The same layer also enables bridgeless cross-chain swaps -- moving assets between chains without a bridge or an oracle. No wrapped tokens. No trusted third party. Why this matters now Most people in crypto are not thinking about this problem. The Quantum Doomsday Clock -- maintained by Postquant Labs, the research lab behind Quip Network -- is a running estimate of when quantum computers will be able to break today's cryptography. It is not a marketing gimmick. It is based on published research. The window to protect your assets is before the machines arrive, not after. Protect your wallets at account.quip.network → Website: quip.network → Docs: quip.gitbook.io/docs → GitHub: github.com/quipnetwork → Wallets: account.quip.network @quipnetwork

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A lot of business challenges come down to optimization. Finding better ways to move goods, manage resources, or improve efficiency can have a real impact. @quipnetwork is building around this idea by connecting available compute with workloads that need solving. Practical use cases are always worth paying attention to.

The idea behind @quipnetwork is easy to understand. People who need computing power can access it, and people with available resources can contribute to the network. As more activity comes in, the network grows stronger and more useful. Simple concept, but a very interesting one.

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A lot of people still see quantum computing as a future problem. @quipnetwork is taking a different approach and building for it today. What I find interesting is that the network doesn't depend on a shared ledger for every transaction. Validation happens at the edge, which helps keep things fast and efficient. The result? • Near-instant transactions • Tiny fees • Ready for machine-speed activity • Built with long-term Bitcoin security in mind

I'm going to talk a little about @LitecoinVM testnet What is LitVM? In short: LitVM adds smart contracts to Litecoin, helping people build apps and use LTC more easily and securely. Here's a list of some apps I've used: @quizonchain — my vibe coded app @chaingreets — GM, GN, deploy... @LesterLabsHQ — swap tokens, deploy contracts... @OnChainGm — send onchain GM, GN, deploy... @Omni_Hub — NFTs (create, mint) @Infinitynamecom — register a domain name @ZNSConnect — a lot to do there And much more, you can find all of them here: testnet.litvm.com/

Sunday hangout and ecosystem exploration. I found the "Quiz on Chain" 👉 quizonchain.app/ Test your @LitecoinVM , @soneium , @arc knowledges with @quizonchain by @vwsec Reply 5 questions -> save results onchain When reaching 100 pts ... mint NFT How are you scoring ?

Been going down a rabbit hole on quantum computing and crypto lately. Most projects are chasing AI integrations or faster settlement times. Almost nobody is asking what happens when quantum computers get strong enough to crack the cryptography wallets and blockchains run on right now. That's how I found @quipnetwork. They're building two things at once. Post-quantum wallet protection getting ahead of the threat before it lands. And a compute network where machines do actual useful work: optimization problems in logistics, finance, manufacturing, AI. Not burning energy on pointless puzzles. CPUs, GPUs, ASICs, even quantum processors can earn rewards by solving real problems businesses are willing to pay for. I hadn't seen that combination before. The longer-term pitch is a shared global quantum network access for people who don't have a $20M machine sitting in a lab. Whether that's 3 years away or 10, I have no idea. But the teams doing the unglamorous prep work now tend to be the ones that still matter when it does.

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Key security questions to ask your AI agent when building an application Before Writing Any Code: 1) What are the security risks in this application and how will you handle each one? 2) What are the failure points. What happens if an API is down, the database is unreachable, or input is malformed? 3) What are your assumptions about the tech stack and why did you choose them? 4) What will NOT be built in this version and why?

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this is what "just works" looks like for node operators one command spins the whole stack. TLS optional, not an afterthought. dashboard built in. no babysitting images manually. rc4 is out. @quipnetwork

Wow, this is very useful: a place where you learn about @quipnetwork. 👀

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