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Excited to share that my app, @quizonchain, is now part of the @LitecoinVM ecosystem! 🚀 If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, I'd really appreciate your feedback. You can click the Feedback button in the app or tag @vwsec in the @LitecoinVM Telegram group: t.me/LitecoinVM I'll be grateful for every suggestion, and even happy to discover a few bugs to fix. And of course, adding more bugs to fix later. 😁 Thank you!

Quip's swap contract is now public. Hashlocked same-chain and cross-chain swaps, no bridge, no custody. Three permissionless entry points. ERC-7913 keys commit, and a quip wallet route skips the signature. Which route would you use? @quipnetwork

Quip's pqhybridsign pairs a classical signature with a post-quantum one and AND-composes them. A signature verifies only if both halves verify, so it stays safe if either half survives. One 32-byte seed derives both halves. @quipnetwork Which PQC family would you pair?

Can a quantum computer break Bitcoin? No, not today. Shor's breaks the keys (ECDSA), not the mining (SHA-256). Millions of addresses already expose public keys. The machine is 5-15 years out. Are your coins at risk? @quipnetwork

Testnet runs on Flux for $55/month instead of $1,060 on AWS. Seven services, 33 vCPU and 76 GB RAM. Flux handles TLS and git deploys and does not bill traffic. Decentral over Big Tech. @quipnetwork Why pay 20x to rent a server farm?

Every piece of Quip Network is live: accounts, swap, node manager, both subnets, the QVM. One step left: an external security audit of the chain. Mainnet after that. TGE after that. @quipnetwork What are you waiting for?

QuipSwap lets two wallets swap. No bridge to hack, no pool of funds to drain. One secret settles both sides. Oak Security audited it; every finding public. No critical issues. Your funds stay where they are. @quipnetwork Is a bridge-free swap the future?

Quip's post-quantum wallets are live on Ethereum mainnet and Base, with a public SDK. They sign with SHRINCS hash-based signatures, built to outlast a quantum computer that breaks ECDSA. Still active development, not production-ready. Would you use it? @quipnetwork

Quip publishes one solver contract, in five languages. Rust, C, C++, Python and TypeScript. C gets a compiled library and a header. Write your miner in the language you already know. The contract is the same. Which language would you build in? @quipnetwork

Quip's benchmark tool replays real chain problems. isingmark feeds miners problems harvested from the chain's own solutions, so energy scores compare against what the chain recorded. No random puzzles. Real work. Which miner would you test first? @quipnetwork

The QVM prices a quantum job in gas: qubit space, time, entanglement. You see the ceiling before it runs. Azure Quantum typically wants roughly $1,000 spent before your first circuit. @quipnetwork gives new users free testnet credits. Would you build on that? I would.

Quip ported a demo to XQuad, then wrote down what it does NOT prove. Claimed: hand-built QUBO and XQuad match, coefficient by coefficient. Zero mismatches, all seven settings. Not claimed: XQuad made the chip better. Same chip, same reads. Check it, or trust it? @quipnetwork

Every QVM run is checked three ways. Classical simulation, independent benchmarking, and a cryptographic attestation tying the result to the machine that produced it. Disputes settle against the recorded benchmarks, not what the operator says about itself. @quipnetwork

Is Quip Network legit? Yes. Don't take my word for it. Public code. Oak Security audited the contracts. Testnet live since April 2026, no allowlist. Honest limits: post-quantum signatures cost more gas. Timelines are uncertain. @quipnetwork What would you check first?

Your wallet is weaker than the chain. Signed transactions expose your public key. Quantum derives the private key. Quip's CEO says account-breaking quantum comes first. Quip accounts use hash-based signatures. Funds stay safe. @quipnetwork Is your wallet quantum-ready?

Bitcoin's quantum fix is written, not live. BIP-360 adds a PQ output type. BIP-361 maps a migration path for exposed supply. Both merged Feb 2026, neither is consensus. Exposed keys stay vulnerable. Quip Accounts use hash-based signatures, so no fork is needed. @quipnetwork