Early ecosystems are built by people who actually ship.
@QfPad_ is building the launch layer on QF, a place where projects can raise, launch, and access tooling from day one.
And they’re not waiting. It’s already live.
Presale incentives are in play, early participants are moving.
4 days left.
QF has processed 80,000,000+ blocks since launch.
At ~100ms block times, this is what sustained, high-frequency execution looks like.
At the same time:
• ~437M QF staked (~43% of supply)
• ~20.7% APR
• 3 active validators, 0% commission
• Growing number of community nominators
Usage is forming. Participation is increasing.
And that’s exactly what’s starting to attract builders and dApps.
Not hype, but infrastructure designed for speed, ownership, and freedom.
The foundation is here.
QF
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QF Network staking continues to mature.
As of the latest on-chain snapshot, roughly 437M QF is staked, representing about 43% of the total supply.
The active validator set currently includes 3 validators, all running at 0% commission.
Validator participation is supported by both ecosystem staking wallets and organic community nominators, with current nominator counts showing 19, 19, and 21 across the active set.
That matters because staking is not just about the headline number.
It also shows participation forming around the network’s validator infrastructure as QF continues moving toward stronger production readiness.
Current staking returns are around 20.7% APR, with network inflation around 9.1%.
Validator status, nominator counts, commission, rewards, and staking data are all fully verifiable on-chain through Polkadot.js.
Ecosystem staking wallets continue to support network security.
Treasury-related rewards remain part of the broader governance path as QF moves toward stronger on-chain governance, where the community can have clearer input on how those rewards are handled and deployed.
Staking payout automation is also an active engineering track.
The team has been evaluating payout tooling, fixing staking-related reward point issues, and preparing backend work for automated payout flows. The goal is simple: make staking smoother, easier to use, and less manual as the network matures.
Unstaking parameters are also visible on-chain. Based on the current Chain Constants, QF uses 100ms slots, 600 slots per session, 3 sessions per era, and a 3-era bonding duration, which points to an unusually fast unbonding window.
More infrastructure is coming online.
More builder tooling is improving.
More staking functionality is being automated.
More of the network is becoming ready for real use.
QF
Start Where Freedom Is Engineered
QF dev update - April 27.
A lot has moved since the last update, and the direction is still clear. The stack is getting more production-ready.
W3zard continues to push through late-stage MVP work.
The AI escrow flow has shown stable behavior in user scenarios, live validation has been strengthened, and AI testing for the escrow prompt/model path is complete. What remains is manual demo validation and full generate → setup → runtime flow testing.
Mainnet runtime work also moved forward with two separate upgrades.
Fastchain runtime upgrade v120 and parachain runtime upgrade v3 both advanced using the v0.1.31 release package.
That release included the move to Polkadot stable2603, updated testnet chain specs for both Fastchain and Parachain, and added Staking to the EventHandler type in pallet_authorship.
After those upgrades, the release track moved to v0.1.32.
This newer release focused on cleanup and future release reliability: removing old migration logic from the parachain runtime, clearing related warnings, adding a parachain release process, and bumping the node version.
Staking payout automation is now a clear engineering track.
The team has been evaluating payout tooling, fixed the erasRewardPoints issue in staking, and started backend preparation/deployment work for automated staking payouts. The important point is that the runtime and backend pieces are being wired together.
Builder tooling is improving too.
The QF testnet faucet is being deployed, making it easier for builders to test without friction. The team is also tracking the 1011 staking transaction error and continuing testnet RPC/chain spec updates.
More runtime progress.
Cleaner releases.
Staking automation in motion.
Better testnet access.
W3zard closer to full flow validation.
More of the stack is becoming ready for real use.
QF
Start Where Freedom Is Engineered
A project that keeps on building during this bear, with minimum funds, open source L1 (not like all vaporware L1’s that claim they can built it in one month) and it’s at the 2 YEAR low?
As @DrProfitCrypto mentioned, $QF is a project for the next 3-5 years, you invest in that has high R/R.
If you are making money on memes, I would at least buy a bag of this.
X15 to old ATHs, doxxed devs, open source code. No brainer.