Topic: [ANN] Doge Protocol : post quantum blockchain with smart contracts support - page 2. (Read 358 times)

Additionally, the proof-of-stake consensus whitepaper is being released on November 2021. This should give a glimpse on the underlying capabilities and differences compared to other blockchains.

Sorry, Doge Protocol blockchain doesn't have anything to do with photons and different from what you had described. Maybe we should clarify and call it a "Quantum Resistant Blockchain" instead.

Doge Protocol testnet is Q1 2022 and mainnet is Q2 2022

The quantum blockchain is immutable because the photons it contains do not currently exist, but still exist and are readable. This means that the entire blockchain is visible but cannot be "touched", and the only entry you can try to tamper with is the latest entry. In fact, the researchers wrote, “In this kind of spatial entanglement, if an attacker tries to tamper with any photon, the entire blockchain will immediately fail.” When do think that Doge Protocol will be ready to use?

In 1994, Peter Shor invented an algorithm that using Quantum Computers, can break asymmetric cryptography algorithms like RSA, ECDSA. The elliptic curve based cryptosystems that are used to secure Bitcoin, Ethereum and most of the other blockchains are vulnerable to quantum computers. Because of this, user accounts are no longer secure and can result in forged transactions or account take-over. The same applies to validator accounts in proof-of-stake systems. Doge Protocol will support multiple quantum-resistant algorithms like Falcon, Dilithium which are candidates for standardization as of NIST round 3. https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/post-quantum-cryptography/round-3-submissions

Detailed information on how quantum computers can break current blockchains and how Doge Protocol can secure is given in whitepaper at https://dogeprotocol.org/whitepapers/Doge-Protocol-Blockchain-Quantum-Resistance-Whitepaper.pdf.

Good question! While the name of the coin has the word "Doge" because its fun and meme-worthy, the underlying technology is entirely different.
While Doge Coin, Bitcoin and current Ethereum network use proof-of-work consensus, Doge Protocol will use proof-of-stake consensus.
That, coupled with the quantum-resistance and sharding, will provide a robust blockchain technology.

Please see the Quantum Resistance Whitepaper for details: https://dogeprotocol.org/whitepapers/Doge-Protocol-Blockchain-Quantum-Resistance-Whitepaper.pdf

I am reading this topic and immediately remembered that there was already something similar - Qogecoin https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/qogecoin-we-started-to-work-on-qogecoin-20with-evm-5366189
As if one author. Why Dogecoin Based?
Because what is the hype?
Technologically, it is better to create using the example of bitcoin or ethereum.

Hi there! I'd be very much interested in reading some ELI5-level explanation about the problem of non quantum ready blockchains, and what Doge protocol solves.

Also, +1 for calling it a "Quantum whitepaper" 

As shown in the original thread, token was launched in a fair manner with 100% liquidity added to UniSwap and SushiSwap, on Sep 1 2021. Before mainnet, details to get coins for the quantum-resistant blockchain will be provided.

When you are gong to launch your token?

Sure:
Vision Paper: released
Quantum Resistance Whitepaper: released
Consensus Whitepaper: November 2021
Data Availability Whitepaper: December 2021
Testnet: Q1 2022
Mainnet: Q2 2022

Project seems interesting.Can I see your roadmap?

Quantum Resistance whitepaper has been published!

https://dogeprotocol.org/whitepapers/Doge-Protocol-Blockchain-Quantum-Resistance-Whitepaper.pdf

Hi everyone

We are happy to introduce Doge Protocol, a post quantum blockchain with smart contracts support.

Website
https://dogeprotocol.org

What is Doge Protocol?
Doge Protocol will be a combination of decentralized networks, smart contracts and decentralized apps (dapps), that form the backbone of this decentralization initiative. The primary component of Doge Protocol will be a quantum-resistant blockchain that supports smart contracts, side chains and is scalable in the number of transactions. A robust and scalable blockchain will be required to serve as the backbone for executing the vision of Doge Protocol, upon which other building blocks can be developed.

Quantum Resistance
There is also a specific reason why this blockchain must be quantum-resistant. Due to the advent of quantum computers, there is an imminent threat to existing asymmetric encryption systems like RSA, ECDSA that are used to secure almost all the current blockchains. Using algorithms like Shor’s (rapid integer factorization) and Grover’s (quadratic mining speedup on Proof of Work systems), Quantum Computers can break current blockchains in different ways. One of the visions of the Doge Protocol is that it should be secure in the future as well. Security itself evolves over time, hence no algorithm should be deemed future proof, including current quantum-resistant algorithms. However, but from the current landscape, quantum computers are a viable threat to blockchains. Hence the vision is to build a blockchain that is resistant to currently known quantum computer threats and keep it evolving based on the changing security landscape. The actual technical details of the quantum resistance will be published in the Quantum Resistant Blockchain whitepaper, but at a high level, one or more of the known post-quantum digital signature algorithms like Dilithium, Falcon or Rainbow will be used to secure this blockchain from Quantum Computer based threats.

Consensus System
The blockchain will also need a consensus system that is secure, available, supports sharding (for scalability in terms of the number of transactions per second) and supports satellite chains (see the section below). At this point, various consensus systems including Proof-of-Stake (PoS), Delegated Proof-Of-Stake (DPoS), Hybrid model (PoS + PoW) are being evaluated. A follow-up whitepaper will detail the consensus model that will be used for the blockchain.

Doge Protocol Token
Doge Protocol Token (dogep) was released in September 2021, fairly on the  Ethereum blockchain, with 100% of liquidity added to UniSwap and SushiSwap. A cap of 0.99% tokens per account was also enforced. The liquidity was also locked in UniCrypt till 2050. This token will be used for various DAPPS and also give the holders a stake in the upcoming Doge Protocol Blockchain and also potentially stake in the upcoming satellite chains (see the section on satellite chains below).

Satellite Chains
Satellite Chains are other blockchains of the protocol that support other use cases like audio & video streaming, file storage, key-value systems etc. Not to be confused with “side chains”, these satellite chains will be loosely coupled with the main blockchain and expose a different set of capabilities. Satellite chains may also use a different coin but will integrate into the main chain. More on this in a follow-up whitepaper.

Development Roadmap Items

• Vision Whitepaper: https://dogeprotocol.org/whitepapers/Doge-Protocol-Vision-Paper-1.pdf
• Whitepaper for Quantum Resistant Blockchain
• Blockchain Development, Testnet (2021-2022)
• Blockchain Mainnet (2022)
• Token based Dapp development like Game Contests (more on this in a followup whitepaper)

The Doge Protocol community is happy to answer your questions.

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DogeProtocol1

Telegram: https://www.t.me/dogeprotocolcommunity

Discord: https://discord.gg/bbbMPyzJTM