OPEQ Wallet test version is live on the #Chrome Web Store
Quantum-resistant Solana wallet on devnet. Free test SOL, no real funds. Mainnet later.
Check the https://t.co/JA0JQdVJwG
Your OPEQ address has no Ed25519 key, so a quantum computer has nothing to recover. Funds move only with a one-time hash-based signature, verified on chain.
Check the https://t.co/JA0JQdVJwG
Hey @solana, we built something for network: a quantum-resistant wallet that works today, with no protocol change.
Want to take a look? https://t.co/JA0JQdVJwG
Can I buy meme coins with #OPEQ?
Yes. One hash-based signature covers the whole swap: wrap SOL, create the token account, trade on Raydium, close accounts.
On mainnet that means real Solana tokens, meme coins included, from a wallet a quantum computer can't take over.
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Try swaps on devnet today: https://t.co/pGG9gu97k9
The OPEQ roadmap π
1. Quantum-resistant wallet on devnet β
2. Chrome extension on the Web Store β
3. Open source on GitHub β
4. $OPEQ token β
5. Mainnet launch with safe upgrade governance
6. Connect to any Solana dApp from OPEQ
7. iOS and Android apps
8. TypeScript SDK for developers
9. Falcon signatures once Solana adds support
OPEQ Wallet is coming to Solana mainnet soon.
The devnet beta showed it works: quantum-resistant signatures, swaps, tokens, one address that stays the same.
Next step is real funds. More soon.
https://t.co/JA0JQdWhme
OPEQ Wallet is, as far as we know, the first quantum-resistant wallet on Solana you can swap from.
Your funds sit at an address with no Ed25519 key behind it, so a quantum computer has no private key to recover.
What is OPEQ Wallet?
A Solana wallet built to resist quantum computers.
Normal wallets are protected by Ed25519. A large enough quantum computer could break it. OPEQ signs every transaction with a one-time hash-based key that only needs SHA-256, verified on chain by our program.
Same address forever, works with any Solana program, no protocol change.
One OPEQ transfer, by the numbers:
448 B signature and proof
1,275 SHA-256 steps to verify on chain
about 160k compute units
846 B of the 1,232 B transaction limit
Quantum-resistant, and it still fits in one normal Solana transaction.