Built on RISC-V architecture with a proprietary SPIN consensus, the network achieves block times of just 0.1 seconds and throughput up to 10 times higher than standard chains, all while maintaining decentralization.

QF Network announced that its mainnet will launch in Q4 2025, aiming to redefine Layer-1 blockchain performance with advanced technology.

The platform emphasizes safeguarding five pillars of digital life—identity, money, work, community, and data—and strives to offer Web2-like performance for decentralized applications.

QF Network is building a sovereign, decentralized platform designed to protect identity, money, work, community, and data for the future.

Founder Ben Burge highlights that the upcoming mainnet will demonstrate that blockchain can be fast, scalable, and sovereign by design, setting a new standard in the Layer-1 space.

The network offers throughput up to 10 times higher than standard chains and supports millions of daily users through its innovative parallel execution engine, ensuring scalability and efficiency.

The launch aims to bridge Web2 and Web3 by providing both security and usability, positioning QF Network as a leading standard-bearer in the Layer-1 ecosystem.

QF’s technical stack includes a native SDK, verifiable off-chain compute, and zkTLS, enabling developers to build fast, secure, and decentralized applications that match Web2 performance.