HQ is Quantum Intelligence — the chain behind HYLAQ QUANTUM. Every key, transaction, and block is secured with NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography, built for throughput, smart contracts, and tokens you can brand your own way.
Most blockchains rely on elliptic-curve signatures a future quantum computer could break. HQ is built differently from the ground up.
Signatures use ML-DSA-44 (FIPS 204), the NIST post-quantum standard — not a patch, but the foundation of every account and block.
A lean Rust core with a parallel-execution roadmap and honest, published benchmarks — performance you can verify, not slogans.
A deterministic, gas-metered virtual machine with persistent storage. Deploy programmable logic that can never loop forever.
Stake-weighted, deterministic leader election. No mining, no waste — every honest node agrees on the next proposer.
Brand your token's address. Choose a 1–8 letter prefix at deploy time — MOON…, DOGE…, your call. Wallets stay HQ-branded.
Full Rust node, a serverless node that runs on Vercel, testnet and mainnet configs, and a one-command local network demo.
On most chains every address looks the same. On HQ, anyone creating a token picks its prefix — up to eight letters — so the address itself carries the brand.
# deploy a token with a custom prefix hq deploy --from wallet.json \ --code token.json --prefix MOON # -> Contract/token address: MOONefe6f73574f9c550c32832ba27e9802f...
Live figures pulled directly from a node's RPC. Point this site at your node by setting HQ_RPC_URL on the deployment.
Generate a post-quantum wallet, define genesis, and run a validator. Spin up a two-node network locally with a single script.
# build cargo build --release # a post-quantum wallet (address starts with HQ) hq keygen --out wallet.json # run a validator node hq run --data ./data --genesis genesis.json \ --validator wallet.json # send value, signed with ML-DSA hq send --from wallet.json --to HQ… --amount 25
Quantum-resistant. High-throughput. Yours to run. Welcome to HYLAQ QUANTUM.