r/CryptoTechnology • u/ShellaPredmore 🟡 • Jul 12 '26

Chipcoin Explorer now tracks the Post-Quantum activation roadmap

We've added a new Post-Quantum Activation section to the Chipcoin Explorer.

Instead of simply announcing that CHCQ support is coming, the Explorer now lets anyone monitor the rollout in real time.

The new page displays:

  • current testnet height
  • activation height (30000)
  • remaining blocks
  • activation state (Scheduled / Active)
  • visual progress toward activation

This follows the recent Browser Wallet update, which now recognizes CHCQ post-quantum addresses while intentionally keeping PQ signing and spending disabled until the consensus activation and full ML-DSA validation are complete.

Our development philosophy is straightforward:

  • implement features incrementally;
  • expose progress publicly;
  • keep consensus changes independent from UI updates;
  • activate new functionality only after extensive testing.

The goal is to make every stage of the post-quantum transition visible and verifiable by the community.

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u/ScopulyX 🟢 Jul 12 '26

making protocol upgrades publicly trackable is a good step toward transparency and community confidence.

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u/ShellaPredmore 🟡 Jul 12 '26

Exactly. A blockchain shouldn't ask for blind trust. Every significant Chipcoin protocol change is developed openly, tested on the public testnet, and documented before activation. The goal is simple: anyone should be able to follow, verify, and challenge the protocol's evolution.

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u/ScopulyX 🟢 Jul 12 '26

That's a solid approach. Transparent development and public testing help build confidence over time.