QNet

QNet: Building the Quantum‑Safe, AI‑Safe Internet

Read the full concept — why the web needs QNet and how it works

The internet has always been a place for innovation, connection, and creativity. But as artificial intelligence becomes more capable, our existing online infrastructure is at risk of being overwhelmed—not just by human use, but by automated, profit‑driven, or malicious AI activity that can bypass traditional safeguards.

QNet is a vision for a new kind of internet—one that’s secure against the coming wave of quantum computing, resistant to AI abuse, and designed to keep the web open and usable for everyone.

How it works

Quantum‑safe cryptography

Every identity, payment, and handshake uses PQ algorithms to resist future quantum attacks.

Micropayment gas

Tiny fees per action (visit, publish, send). Negligible for humans; costly for large‑scale automation.

Wallet‑native web

Users keep funds in the QNet wallet. Payments run invisibly with prompts only when needed.

For users

Browse normally. Most months cost ~$1–$2. No credit cards or forms—just your wallet.

For the network

Automated scraping and spam become economically unviable. The web stays open yet clean.

Pricing examples

Illustrative defaults. Sites can set custom prices per page (including zero or negative to reward readers).

Reader

Light user

  • ~300 page visits / month
  • $0.002 per visit
  • ≈ $0.60 / month
Reader

Power user

  • ~1,000 page visits / month
  • $0.002 per visit
  • ≈ $2.00 / month
Creator

Small blog

  • 10 posts / month
  • 2,000 visits total
  • $0.002 per visit → $4.00 revenue

Cost & revenue calculator

Reader cost

$2.00 / mo

Creator revenue (visits)

$4.00 / mo

Publish cost

$0.02 / mo

For creators

Set your own price per article. Offer promos (even negative fees) to boost discovery. Get paid automatically as people read.

Set price per page
From free to micro‑paid to reader‑rewarded.
Quantum‑safe wallet
Payouts settle on PQ rails for long‑term safety.
Promotions
Pay readers 0.1–1¢ to sample new posts.
Analytics
See revenue by article, country, and referrer.
Install QP Wallet Creator docs

For developers

Build QNet apps with signer APIs, pay‑to‑send messaging, and in‑page payment prompts.

  • JS SDK: qnet.requestPayment({ amount, memo })
  • Pay‑to‑send email: qnet.mail.send({ to, price, verified: true })
  • Site pricing: qnet.site.setPrice('/post/123', '$0.002')
  • Callbacks: receipt webhooks for successful visits/publishes
Developer docs Read the vision

Architecture highlights

PQ Signatures

Default key types use post‑quantum signature schemes. Legacy interop supported via gateways.

Micropayment Rails

Per‑action pricing on visits, publishes, messages. Consent prompts ensure clear UX.

Wallet‑Native Flows

No cards or forms. Users approve payments in‑wallet with human‑readable memos.

Identity

Wallet = Proof of Humanity

On QNet, your wallet isn’t just a balance—it’s your cryptographic identity and access key. Device‑bound keys and post‑quantum signatures anchor a privacy‑preserving “proof of humanity” that apps can verify without exposing who you are.

  • Device‑bound credentials: Signed attestations tied to a trusted device profile.
  • Selective disclosure: Prove you’re human or under rate limits—without sharing PII.
  • Gated access points: The new HTML standard allows any link or form to declare a price/policy; the wallet handles consent + payment before navigation.

Access gating in markup (proposed)

<a href="/articles/quantum-migration"
   data-qnet-gate
   data-qnet-price="0.002"
   data-qnet-memo="Read: Quantum Migration">
  Read the article
</a>
<script>
  // Minimal client hook; your SDK would provide this.
  document.addEventListener('click', async (e)=>{
    const el=e.target.closest('[data-qnet-gate]'); if(!el) return;
    e.preventDefault();
    const price=Number(el.dataset.qnetPrice||0);
    const memo=el.dataset.qnetMemo||'';
    const ok = await window.qnet?.requestPayment?.({amount:price, memo});
    if(ok) window.location.href = el.getAttribute('href');
  });
</script>
Visual: Wallet attests “Human ✓” → Gate opens → Page loads

QNet Domains

Human‑readable names for the quantum internet. Launch with curated TLDs for every surface: .qnews (news), .qblog (personal), .qapp (apps), .qlearn (education), plus industry‑specific cuts as adoption grows.

.qnews.qstudio.qvault.qlearn.qapp
  • 01
    Wallet-native resolution

    Names resolve through the QNet wallet. No captchas, no DNS hijacks, no corporate registrar lock‑in.

  • 02
    Built-in pricing rails

    Every path beneath a domain can carry its own tariff—micro-fees for articles, premium endpoints, or free community zones.

  • 03
    Ownership you control

    Transfers, renewals, and updates are PQ‑secure on-chain events you sign inside the wallet. No tickets, no escrow drama.

12launch categories
<2saverage resolution time
0centralized registrars
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FAQ

How small are the fees?
Typical defaults are around $0.001–$0.003 per visit or publish. Sites can set their own prices, including zero or negative (rewarding readers).
Will this make the web expensive for users?
No. A typical user lands around $1–$2 per month. Abuse becomes cost‑prohibitive, while normal browsing remains cheap.
How are payments handled?
Through the QNet wallet on quantum‑safe rails. Prompts appear only when required; most micro‑events settle silently with pre‑approval.
Can I keep using my current site?
Yes. You can proxy existing content through QNet pricing or run a hybrid setup while you migrate.

Make the web human‑centric again

Start with the wallet, read the vision, or jump into the docs.

Install QP Wallet Read QNet Article Developer Docs