QuantumProof Team • September 2025 • 5 min read
Inside the QP Liquidity Engine
QP’s liquidity layer blends bonded AMMs with validator-sharded 2FA. That pairing keeps trading permissionless while forcing every on-chain move to pass quorum-level approval—closing the gap between crypto UX and post-quantum safety.
Bonded AMMs for quantum-era assets
- QP/USDT and QP/stable pools supply continuous quotes for wallets, treasury, and external venues.
- LPs bond liquidity with guardrails that prevent sudden drains; governance sets slippage and exposure caps.
- Validator-sharded 2FA wraps pool admin keys, so parameter changes require a quorum—not a single EOA.
External data with AI-scored risk
When a swap or mint depends on off-chain inputs (prices, risk flags), the engine routes those calls through an AI safety model. The model scores each feed for determinism and tamper risk and publishes a grade so participants can decide whether to route through that path.
Token launches, QP-native
- Issue tokens with post-quantum signatures baked in; deploy liquidity pools in one flow.
- Natural-language contract authoring compiles to vetted bytecode with tests and safety scores.
- Listing hooks let custodians and exchanges mirror pools while keeping withdrawal keys under validator-sharded control.
Roadmap to February launch
- Testnet pools with AI-scored oracle calls.
- Developer tooling for natural-language contracts and token launchpad.
- Mainnet launch targeted for February with staged liquidity and external venue mirrors.