Naoris Protocol Launches Quantum-Resistant Cybersecurity with $500M TGE, Secures $3M Strategic Funding
August 27, 2025
Naoris Protocol is building a decentralized, quantum-resistant cybersecurity infrastructure aimed at safeguarding both Web3 and Web2 systems from the imminent threats posed by quantum computing, which could compromise current cryptographic methods.
Investors are encouraged to participate in the Token Generation Event (TGE) and Read2Earn campaign to gain early exposure, leveraging the protocol's proven testnet performance and strong institutional backing for rapid growth.
Launched on July 31, 2025, the TGE has already seen significant adoption, with over 3.3 million wallets created and 474 million threats neutralized, demonstrating the protocol's immediate impact.
Naoris has secured $3 million in strategic funding from notable investors and industry veterans, supporting deployment across sectors such as finance, defense, telecom, and energy, with ongoing pilot projects.
Major industries including finance and government are actively adopting Naoris' solutions, while many crypto projects remain vulnerable due to outdated security infrastructure.
In the next 6 to 12 months following the TGE, Naoris aims to expand its network of quantum-resistant nodes, improve threat intelligence, and prepare for the critical quantum transition window when traditional cryptography will become obsolete.
The testnet has demonstrated scalability by processing 98 million post-quantum transactions, mitigating 463 million cyber threats, and onboarding 3.3 million wallets, validating its capacity for global security.
Naoris employs quantum-resistant algorithms like Dilithium-5 and CRYSTALS-KYBER to secure cryptographic stacks against quantum decryption attempts.
Founder David Carvalho, a former ethical hacker and NATO advisor with over 20 years of experience, emphasizes the urgent need for quantum-resistant infrastructure, warning that threats are already active behind the scenes.
The protocol incorporates NIST-approved post-quantum cryptographic algorithms into its core architecture, operating at the 'Sub-Zero Layer' beneath traditional blockchain layers to enable real-time, autonomous security validation for dApps, IoT devices, and enterprise systems.
Decentralized Proof of Security (dPoSec) validators act as autonomous cyber defenders capable of detecting and responding to quantum-enabled attacks, transforming nodes into active security agents.
The TGE on July 31, 2025, released 599.26 million $NAORIS tokens at a fully diluted valuation of $500 million, with a liquidity-focused model that unlocks 100% of the public allocation at launch to promote immediate market activity.
The TGE is complemented by a Read2Earn campaign in partnership with Cointribune, incentivizing community engagement and education through rewards, which helps reduce perceived risks for retail investors.
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