QNet-Wallet.apk
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QNet Wallet 1.1.4
Wallet:
Transaction history no longer disappears. It is assembled from the explorer archive and the node, paged, and survives the pruning of old blocks on nodes.
Every operation — a transfer, a token send, a reward claim, a node activation — ends on the same full-screen result. Claims used to confirm in a small pop-up.
The hash on the result screen opens the transaction in the explorer; a long press copies it. History entries open the explorer too.
History can be filtered by asset: all, QNC, or a single token.
A transfer to your own address shows as its own type, "Sent to self" — no minus, fee shown; the balance no longer deducts an amount that never left.
If the network does not answer a send in time, the wallet no longer says "failed". It shows the transfer as awaiting confirmation and settles the outcome from the chain itself; sending again cannot charge twice.
The fee shown is exactly what the chain debits; token calls size their gas by the call.
Network and rewards (live already, no update needed):
A phone's answer counts for the epoch the ping was sent in, even when it arrives minutes late because of sleep mode or a delayed push. Such answers used to be discarded and the epoch went unpaid.
An answer that reaches a node outside its shard is delivered to the shard's owners — the signature is no longer lost.
The per-address ping limit is raised: one carrier IP can front many phones.
In the reward history, a zero is no longer labelled "shard not certified" — it shows the real reason.
Transaction and reward history survive block pruning: every node keeps a self-proving epoch archive.
Wallet:
Transaction history no longer disappears. It is assembled from the explorer archive and the node, paged, and survives the pruning of old blocks on nodes.
Every operation — a transfer, a token send, a reward claim, a node activation — ends on the same full-screen result. Claims used to confirm in a small pop-up.
The hash on the result screen opens the transaction in the explorer; a long press copies it. History entries open the explorer too.
History can be filtered by asset: all, QNC, or a single token.
A transfer to your own address shows as its own type, "Sent to self" — no minus, fee shown; the balance no longer deducts an amount that never left.
If the network does not answer a send in time, the wallet no longer says "failed". It shows the transfer as awaiting confirmation and settles the outcome from the chain itself; sending again cannot charge twice.
The fee shown is exactly what the chain debits; token calls size their gas by the call.
Network and rewards (live already, no update needed):
A phone's answer counts for the epoch the ping was sent in, even when it arrives minutes late because of sleep mode or a delayed push. Such answers used to be discarded and the epoch went unpaid.
An answer that reaches a node outside its shard is delivered to the shard's owners — the signature is no longer lost.
The per-address ping limit is raised: one carrier IP can front many phones.
In the reward history, a zero is no longer labelled "shard not certified" — it shows the real reason.
Transaction and reward history survive block pruning: every node keeps a self-proving epoch archive.
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Sending to your own address always worked on chain, only the fee is paid. The old wallet just showed it wrong in history and in the balance. 1.1.4 fixes that, and now they show as "Sent to self". There's no real reason to do it, except testing.
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Many noticed the changes on the site: the legal entity is complete and all papers are in hand. The Apple developer application is submitted and under review; the Android release is being prepared in parallel. From here it is up to the platforms.
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Exactly one year ago the 1DEV token launched and our community was born. The development itself started earlier and has been going on for more than a year and a half.
For all of us it was a hard but truly fascinating year — a year that tested faith and patience. There were plenty of questions, and all of them were fair. Can the developer turn words into reality? Isn't this just another larp? When is the testnet coming? Far from everyone made it to this day, when the biggest of those questions are behind us. And I understand everyone who had doubts.
For me, this year and a half has been a test of strength, both physical and mental. I bet everything on this project.
Day after day of 16-hour work, lack of sleep, stress, psychological pressure and responsibility — for the result and for everyone who believed. Mistakes I had to fix. Plus 20 kilograms and a couple of other "non-critical" health consequences. All the money I had. And an endless belief that it would work out. I'm not bragging, but I honestly don't know whether anyone else has worked on their project this much and this meticulously. I know one thing: I gave it everything.
Why all of this?
I've been deep in crypto since 2019. I saw the rise and fall of retrodrops, took part in ambassador programs, hunted NFT whitelists on Discord and token-sale whitelists, joined token sales, ran nodes, wrote articles. I was one of the first users of pump.fun — back when a token with a website and socials already counted as a gem, funny to remember now. I caught the Telegram tap-to-earn games too.
Over those years I learned the main thing: an early user almost always plays a lottery, and most of the time it isn't in their favor. You put in time — first of all time — and money, and end up with nothing.
Blockchains are no different. Almost every new network launches with the same playbook: investors, a premine, private rounds you're not part of, and an airdrop lottery for those who came first and gave it activity. There are also projects with a structure similar to ours — I didn't even know they existed when I started. But some of them still haven't left testnet, while the premine and everything else is already in place. Others hand out points instead of real rewards. That approach isn't for me. I want to bring back that spirit of crypto enthusiasm and give this space a new turn — something clean and original.
That is the essence of QNet: rewards go to those who take part in the network, not to those who got into a round. You don't need a server — a phone with the QNet mobile app is enough. The app answers the network, and every 4 hours its owner is credited with a share of the emission. Not points and not an airdrop promise, but on-chain tokens from day one, under the same rules for everyone.
Some pump.fun projects and post-quantum networks mention QNet, jump into discussions, and their supporters promote their projects in our comments. That's normal. But I don't see them as competitors. Most of them are no different from thousands of others, except for tweaks to consensus. And users don't care what consensus runs under the hood: they need things to work correctly and reliably. A copy of something that already exists, with one feature of its own, doesn't become something new. And price shows nothing here — just like in contemporary art. The truth isn't in how much a project is worth, but in what it brings to people.
I know not everyone likes my methods, my openness on some matters and my reticence on others. But I don't live by other people's made-up rules. I've always been stubborn and done what I believed was right — by my conscience and my convictions. When this idea came to me, I didn't ask myself whether it would work. I just sat down and started building, and didn't let doubt settle in my head.
"Don't tell me what I can't do"
And now the main thing.
QNet works. Not in a pitch deck and not in promises — on the network. Since August 31 it has been running on a single genesis: more than 3 weeks without a restart from scratch. There were halts at the start; they were investigated and fixed, and since September 15 the network has been running without a single stop. 1 block per second, over 2,000,000 blocks already. 6 super nodes and 60 registered light nodes on ordinary phones, 40 to 48 of them online in each epoch. Every 4 hours the network itself distributes rewards to those whose nodes were online. No investors, no funds: QNC comes only from emission.
None of this would exist without you. Without the people who believed and still believe, this path would have been impossible. Thank you to everyone who stays with the project: for ideas, for posts, reposts and likes on X, for messages in Telegram, for being part of the group's life, for testing the app and the network. I see everyone who promotes the project, I follow it closely, and I truly value that work.
A special thank you to the person who has my back and carries the communication in our community — Raji. Without his crazy dedication, energy, faith and enthusiasm, our community would be impossible to imagine. In hard moments he found the right words, and when it was needed, strict ones, to keep the right atmosphere in the group. Thank you.
There's still a huge amount of work ahead: a token lock for super nodes, mini-apps, smart contract testing, releasing the apps in the stores, and bringing the project to the masses. There are still open questions with the stores, but I'm sure they'll be resolved just like all the others. After the apps are released, I'll most likely launch a content contest with a cash prize pool. And once everything is stable and the project catches the wave, I'll grow the team: carrying something this big alone is, to put it mildly, hard. For now the focus is on the nearest tasks, and decisions will be made as the project grows.
After the road already traveled, all of this feels small. I have no doubt that every task will get done.
We're already here. We've already done it. Now it's time to grow, and everything else will come in time.
Happy first year, QNet. And congratulations to everyone who made it to this day.
For all of us it was a hard but truly fascinating year — a year that tested faith and patience. There were plenty of questions, and all of them were fair. Can the developer turn words into reality? Isn't this just another larp? When is the testnet coming? Far from everyone made it to this day, when the biggest of those questions are behind us. And I understand everyone who had doubts.
For me, this year and a half has been a test of strength, both physical and mental. I bet everything on this project.
Day after day of 16-hour work, lack of sleep, stress, psychological pressure and responsibility — for the result and for everyone who believed. Mistakes I had to fix. Plus 20 kilograms and a couple of other "non-critical" health consequences. All the money I had. And an endless belief that it would work out. I'm not bragging, but I honestly don't know whether anyone else has worked on their project this much and this meticulously. I know one thing: I gave it everything.
Why all of this?
I've been deep in crypto since 2019. I saw the rise and fall of retrodrops, took part in ambassador programs, hunted NFT whitelists on Discord and token-sale whitelists, joined token sales, ran nodes, wrote articles. I was one of the first users of pump.fun — back when a token with a website and socials already counted as a gem, funny to remember now. I caught the Telegram tap-to-earn games too.
Over those years I learned the main thing: an early user almost always plays a lottery, and most of the time it isn't in their favor. You put in time — first of all time — and money, and end up with nothing.
Blockchains are no different. Almost every new network launches with the same playbook: investors, a premine, private rounds you're not part of, and an airdrop lottery for those who came first and gave it activity. There are also projects with a structure similar to ours — I didn't even know they existed when I started. But some of them still haven't left testnet, while the premine and everything else is already in place. Others hand out points instead of real rewards. That approach isn't for me. I want to bring back that spirit of crypto enthusiasm and give this space a new turn — something clean and original.
That is the essence of QNet: rewards go to those who take part in the network, not to those who got into a round. You don't need a server — a phone with the QNet mobile app is enough. The app answers the network, and every 4 hours its owner is credited with a share of the emission. Not points and not an airdrop promise, but on-chain tokens from day one, under the same rules for everyone.
Some pump.fun projects and post-quantum networks mention QNet, jump into discussions, and their supporters promote their projects in our comments. That's normal. But I don't see them as competitors. Most of them are no different from thousands of others, except for tweaks to consensus. And users don't care what consensus runs under the hood: they need things to work correctly and reliably. A copy of something that already exists, with one feature of its own, doesn't become something new. And price shows nothing here — just like in contemporary art. The truth isn't in how much a project is worth, but in what it brings to people.
I know not everyone likes my methods, my openness on some matters and my reticence on others. But I don't live by other people's made-up rules. I've always been stubborn and done what I believed was right — by my conscience and my convictions. When this idea came to me, I didn't ask myself whether it would work. I just sat down and started building, and didn't let doubt settle in my head.
"Don't tell me what I can't do"
And now the main thing.
QNet works. Not in a pitch deck and not in promises — on the network. Since August 31 it has been running on a single genesis: more than 3 weeks without a restart from scratch. There were halts at the start; they were investigated and fixed, and since September 15 the network has been running without a single stop. 1 block per second, over 2,000,000 blocks already. 6 super nodes and 60 registered light nodes on ordinary phones, 40 to 48 of them online in each epoch. Every 4 hours the network itself distributes rewards to those whose nodes were online. No investors, no funds: QNC comes only from emission.
None of this would exist without you. Without the people who believed and still believe, this path would have been impossible. Thank you to everyone who stays with the project: for ideas, for posts, reposts and likes on X, for messages in Telegram, for being part of the group's life, for testing the app and the network. I see everyone who promotes the project, I follow it closely, and I truly value that work.
A special thank you to the person who has my back and carries the communication in our community — Raji. Without his crazy dedication, energy, faith and enthusiasm, our community would be impossible to imagine. In hard moments he found the right words, and when it was needed, strict ones, to keep the right atmosphere in the group. Thank you.
There's still a huge amount of work ahead: a token lock for super nodes, mini-apps, smart contract testing, releasing the apps in the stores, and bringing the project to the masses. There are still open questions with the stores, but I'm sure they'll be resolved just like all the others. After the apps are released, I'll most likely launch a content contest with a cash prize pool. And once everything is stable and the project catches the wave, I'll grow the team: carrying something this big alone is, to put it mildly, hard. For now the focus is on the nearest tasks, and decisions will be made as the project grows.
After the road already traveled, all of this feels small. I have no doubt that every task will get done.
We're already here. We've already done it. Now it's time to grow, and everything else will come in time.
Happy first year, QNet. And congratulations to everyone who made it to this day.
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Dashboard, Mobile Apps & Extension I am almost done with a major update for the dashboard and mobile apps.
Here is what’s new
Web-Based Node Activation: Node activation has been moved to the website to prevent token burning inside the app from being classified as an In-App Purchase.
Past Epoch Insights: Added detailed historical data for past epochs — you can now view device responses and earned rewards for each epoch.
Device Re-linking: Implemented a feature to re-link a device via the website if you change or lose your gadget.
Browser Extension Enhancements: You can now connect to the site and partially complete the activation process directly through the extension.
I am currently testing all the new features. Everything is expected to be ready by early next week, right after which I will release the iOS build on TestFlight.
Here is what’s new
Web-Based Node Activation: Node activation has been moved to the website to prevent token burning inside the app from being classified as an In-App Purchase.
Past Epoch Insights: Added detailed historical data for past epochs — you can now view device responses and earned rewards for each epoch.
Device Re-linking: Implemented a feature to re-link a device via the website if you change or lose your gadget.
Browser Extension Enhancements: You can now connect to the site and partially complete the activation process directly through the extension.
I am currently testing all the new features. Everything is expected to be ready by early next week, right after which I will release the iOS build on TestFlight.
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Congratulations, everyone: after a year, QNet Wallet is finally on Google Play. This is a big step for the whole project.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.aiqnet.wallet
In this version
— There is no burn inside the app.
— Nodes that are already activated can be restored right in it, both the activation code and the node itself.
What's next
— An update is coming soon that brings activation to the official website.
— Final fixes and tests are underway.
— iOS is next.
More to come.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.aiqnet.wallet
In this version
— There is no burn inside the app.
— Nodes that are already activated can be restored right in it, both the activation code and the node itself.
What's next
— An update is coming soon that brings activation to the official website.
— Final fixes and tests are underway.
— iOS is next.
More to come.
Google Play
QNet Wallet - Apps on Google Play
Non-custodial post-quantum wallet with an optional light node
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Two weeks of work in one release: 1,165 files, +277,456 / −68,696 lines, 82k of them tests.
What changed:
• Node activation and registration move out of the wallets into their own section of the website: aiqnet.io/node. Pay from a computer or a phone, get the node's code, see its devices, status and the reason for any missed epoch.
• The wallet app is rebuilt for iPhone, Android and tablets: a new history, a built-in browser where every site request is confirmed, QNet Link, Solana sends, and a Node tab that runs a light node on the phone.
• The browser extension 3.1.0 is rewritten from scratch: a new encrypted vault, one confirmation window, and wallets from 2.1.x move over by their old password.
• Every balance is checked against checkpoints signed by the network's validator committee, not taken on a server's word.
• Light nodes are pinged by their shard's owner with two backups; repeats go out only while a node stays silent, and every answer counts in its own epoch.
• New consensus safety rules switch on at a fixed height; the release audit's findings are closed.
Updating now: the Android app, the browser extension, the website and the network. The iOS app is being prepared for TestFlight.
https://github.com/AIQnetLab/QNet-Blockchain/commit/b23af363e94a719a0137a65b8dbf0a79044d06f0
What changed:
• Node activation and registration move out of the wallets into their own section of the website: aiqnet.io/node. Pay from a computer or a phone, get the node's code, see its devices, status and the reason for any missed epoch.
• The wallet app is rebuilt for iPhone, Android and tablets: a new history, a built-in browser where every site request is confirmed, QNet Link, Solana sends, and a Node tab that runs a light node on the phone.
• The browser extension 3.1.0 is rewritten from scratch: a new encrypted vault, one confirmation window, and wallets from 2.1.x move over by their old password.
• Every balance is checked against checkpoints signed by the network's validator committee, not taken on a server's word.
• Light nodes are pinged by their shard's owner with two backups; repeats go out only while a node stays silent, and every answer counts in its own epoch.
• New consensus safety rules switch on at a fixed height; the release audit's findings are closed.
Updating now: the Android app, the browser extension, the website and the network. The iOS app is being prepared for TestFlight.
https://github.com/AIQnetLab/QNet-Blockchain/commit/b23af363e94a719a0137a65b8dbf0a79044d06f0
GitHub
the wallet verifies every balance against the committee's certified c… · AIQnetLab/QNet-Blockchain@b23af36
…heckpoint, light nodes answer under a spaced push schedule, and the release audit is closed
Node
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QNet Wallet 1.3.0 for Android is now live on Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.aiqnet.wallet
The browser extension update is still in store review. An update will follow once it's approved.
The iOS release is being prepared in parallel.
The mobile app will keep getting polish and bug fixes, with one priority above the rest: no missed pings on the system side.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.aiqnet.wallet
The browser extension update is still in store review. An update will follow once it's approved.
The iOS release is being prepared in parallel.
The mobile app will keep getting polish and bug fixes, with one priority above the rest: no missed pings on the system side.
Google Play
QNet Wallet - Apps on Google Play
Non-custodial post-quantum wallet with an optional light node
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The updated version of the browser extension has been approved by the store and is currently available for download or update.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/qnet-wallet/pahnggomgmhhjjncgfnmmofmplfhkncg?hl=en-US&utm_source=ext_sidebar
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/qnet-wallet/pahnggomgmhhjjncgfnmmofmplfhkncg?hl=en-US&utm_source=ext_sidebar
Google
QNet Wallet - Chrome Web Store
Post-quantum QNet wallet (ML-DSA-65) with a Solana account. Activates a QNet light or super node and records the light node.
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The network is temporarily non-functional due to the appearance of new super nodes, as the system is not yet fully prepared to handle user-managed nodes. Currently, the operation of super nodes on servers must be halted. Although the system is not yet ready for full-scale operation, all participants will eventually have the opportunity to run super nodes.
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