Soqucoin

Official Soqucoin™: Full-stack Native Post-Quantum L1 AuxPoW |USDSOQ | SoquObscura | L2 SOQ Lightning | SOQ-402 | Soqushield

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

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[Randi Hipper @missteencrypto]

Institutions are moving into Litecoin — and almost nobody expected this.

Look into cLTC on the Canton Network and see how real this is getting!

@LuxxfolioH was the first to sign on as an ecosystem partner. Watch them as a major player in the institutional space 🚀

[Filmo 💎📈🟢 @MaxCrypt085]

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The future of blockchain security is post-quantum — and Soqucoin is helping lead the way.

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[Soqucoin Labs @SoqucoinLabs]

To every veteran: Thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your service. We salute you today and always.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@Cointelegraph Very wise.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@edge_pod Refreshingly honest. "Laying ground rails" is the reality for most chains, since retrofitting signatures is hard. The alternative is to start with them. Soqucoin has used ML-DSA-44 for every transaction since its Oct 13 mainnet, audited by Halborn.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@SaadAmmrun @1096361BTC For BTC it's a long road: a new output type, then getting every holder to move coins, including ones whose owners are gone. Scrypt miners can see what the other end looks like now. $SOQ is merge-mined with LTC/DOGE and accepts only ML-DSA signatures.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@MARAFoundation_ This is the overlooked half. A network upgrade does nothing for coins sitting behind an old key. It's why Soqucoin paired its post-quantum base layer with SoquShield: the wallet creates ML-DSA keys on your phone, so there's no legacy key to migrate later.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@patelsjxrp Agreed, this matters more than price. The quiet part: migrations are slow, and most users never rotate keys. That's why we put ML-DSA in Soqucoin's base layer from day one and built SoquShield so the safe key is the only key.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@ANCrypto_ 2028 is a sensible timeline for a chain that size, since every holder has to act. For anyone who wants post-quantum signatures today rather than after a migration, $SOQ is live, mineable with your existing Scrypt rigs, and audited by Halborn.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@Crypt0Senseii Good breakdown. Worth noting that ML-DSA-44 is already live in production elsewhere: Soqucoin, a Scrypt PoW chain merge-mined with LTC and DOGE, has used it for every transaction since Oct 13. Its wallet, SoquShield, makes the keys right on your phone.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@theKOLLAB_io This is the right question. A PQ key you add next to an old elliptic-curve key is only as safe as the old key while it's still enabled. On Soqucoin there is no old route: consensus accepts only ML-DSA-44 signatures, from block 0.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@JapaneseCrypto @XRP Smart design keeping fees flat. The catch with ML-DSA is size: signatures are about 2.4 KB vs 64 bytes today. Soqucoin handles that with PAT, which commits a block's signatures to a 100-byte root so nodes can prune old witness data.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@pumpius The dot most people miss: a chain upgrade only protects you if your wallet makes the new keys. SoquShield generates ML-DSA post-quantum keys on your phone, signs locally, and never sends them anywhere. No old-key fallback to forget about.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@RippleXity @realDonaldTrump Whatever the policy angle, the direction is clear: ML-DSA is becoming the default signature. XRPL plans to migrate to it by 2028. $SOQ has signed every transaction with ML-DSA-44 since mainnet on Oct 13. One chain is upgrading, the other was built for it.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@JerryWagoner @HobbyistMiner @LuxxPool Good luck with the Mini Doge!

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@coingecko $SOQ. A proof-of-work L1, live since Oct 13, secured by Litecoin and Dogecoin miners from the work they already do, with a post-quantum signature on every transaction. Its wallet, SoquShield, just landed on the App Store. Still early, still mineable.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@Cointelegraph For BTC miners with big sites, AI hosting is a real hedge. Scrypt miners have a simpler lever: merge-mining. The same LTC/DOGE hashrate can also earn $SOQ at no extra power cost, and a home miner just hit a block on LuxxPool that paid out both DOGE and SOQ.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@LLuciano_BTC Wallet-level upgrades are a good start, but the chain also has to accept the new signatures, or the old key stays the weak point. That's the case for base-layer PQ: on Soqucoin every transaction is lattice-signed by consensus, with no elliptic-curve fallback.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@WatcherGuru He's not wrong about attack surface. The best defense is boring: keys generated on your own device, never leaving it, signed locally. That's how SoquShield works, with post-quantum ML-DSA signatures on top. Now live on the App Store and Google Play.

[Soqucoin @soqucoin]

@Cointelegraph Those keys are exposed through reused addresses, early P2PK outputs and Taproot, which put the public key on-chain where Shor's algorithm could target it. On $SOQ an exposed key is still an ML-DSA lattice key, designed to hold up against exactly that.