Naoris Protocol: The Cybersecurity that Quantum Computing Cannot Break

Did you know that hackers are already accumulating encrypted data today to decrypt it tomorrow when they have powerful enough quantum computers? It's called the “collect now, decrypt later” strategy, and it's the kind of existential threat that keeps security engineers awake at night.

Enter Naoris Protocol, which is playing a completely different game: instead of waiting for quantum computers to break cryptography, it is building defenses that quantum computers simply cannot penetrate.

Why is Naoris Protocol the right movement in 2025?

The quantum threat is not science fiction, it is regulatory. The U.S. government mandated that everything transition to post-quantum cryptography before 2030. NATO and ETSI are already aligned. So it is not an option, it is inevitably a necessity.

Naoris addresses this with three key technologies:

• Post-Quantum Cryptography: Proven resistance against quantum attacks
• Sub-Zero Layer: A security layer below L0/L1/L2 that does not require hard forks ( integrates with any EVM blockchain )
• Swarm AI + Decentralized Security Consensus: A mesh of devices that validates data in real-time without intermediaries.

Numbers Speak

Since it launched its testnet in January 2025:

• 100 million post-quantum transactions processed
• 3.3 million integrated wallets
• 475 million cyber threats mitigated

Those are not projections, they are on-chain facts.

The $NAORIS Token: Your Passport to the Trust Economy

The native token works like this:

• Staking: You earn rewards by validating the network
• Access: Unlock anomaly detection and smart contract audits
• Governance: You vote on protocol decisions

Circulating supply: 599.26 million tokens. Fully diluted valuation: $500 million. Tim Draper and Mason Labs are already in ( raised $31 million in 2022, plus $3 million recently ).

The Architecture that Matters

Naoris transforms connected devices into autonomous security nodes. Each device validates, each device contributes, zero point of central failure. It's like turning your network into a distributed trust arbiter that operates 24/7.

The Conclusion

Quantum computing is coming. Global standards demand it. Naoris Protocol is already six steps ahead. If you are thinking about security, privacy, or simply how to protect your ecosystem when quantum reality becomes normal, here is your answer.