Concept
>> The Causality Embedded in SHA-256
Token Allocation
The SS256 token is designed as a long-term utility to support research, validation, and gradual deployment of quantum-resistant technologies, rather than short-term speculation.
The allocation is defined as follows:
Marketing: 10%
Used to communicate research outcomes accurately and to raise awareness that practical solutions are achievable.
Quantum-Resistant Cryptographic Hash Development: 40%
Allocated to the core research, design, and validation of quantum-resistant hash functions.
We have developed a quantum-resistant cryptographic hash function, whose internal structure is based on number-theoretic constructions.
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https://www.iuec.co.jp/quantum-resistant-hash-sora2
Ecosystem Support (Developers and Validators): 20%
Intended to support implementation contributors, validators, and collaborative research participants.
Reserve and Long-Term Research Fund: 30%
Reserved to ensure adaptability to future advances in quantum computing and cryptographic research. This allocation prioritizes sustainability, technical integrity, and long-term network stability.
Satoshi is SHA-256 (SS256) Whitepaper
Our white paper is a serialized research publication on Publish0x.
It covers a wide range of topics - from the overview of the SHA-256 imprint, the characteristics of hash functions, and the mystery of the SHA-256 imprint that cannot be reached through the standard SHA-256 code, to the development and verification of our quantum- and ASIC-resistant cryptographic hash function, as well as supporting research in number theory.
You can access it from the link below!
>> Rapid Resolution of Quantum Threats in Blockchain Systems
This paper is far from over - there's still so much more to write.
