kstyle12

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   by kstyle12 6mo ago

   Further update — for anyone deploying on a Linux server: After running the installer, you can set up the node as a permanent background service that survives reboots: curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Kstyle12&#x2
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   by kstyle12 6mo ago

   Update for anyone who wants to run a node: You can now join the Cori Testnet with one command: curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Kstyle12/qubit-topcoin/mai... | bash Works on Mac and Linux. Installs Rust
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   by kstyle12 6mo ago

   Update: just implemented it. Each node now generates a persistent FALCON-512 keypair on first startup stored in node_identity.json. Node ID is exposed at GET /identity and included in /status. Block mining signatures now includ
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   by kstyle12 6mo ago

   Great question — currently FALCON-512 is used for transaction signing only. Node identity and P2P authentication use standard TCP connections without post-quantum authentication at the transport layer, which you're right to flag as
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   Quantum-resistant cryptocurrency node built in Rust with FALCON-512 and RandomX(github.com)

   1 points by kstyle12 6mo ago|6 comments