"Naoris Protocol's Post-Quantum DePIN Testnet Surpasses 500K Users in First Week"

Naoris Protocol, a trailblazer in decentralized cybersecurity, has launched the world's first Post-Quantum DePIN Testnet, achieving a remarkable milestone in its first week. The testnet surpassed 500,000 users and processed over 2.5 million Post-Quantum (PQ) transactions, signaling a new era in Web3 security.

The Decentralized Proof of Security (dPoSec) blockchain, powered by Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and Decentralized SWARM AI, delivers a trustless, sovereign security framework. Aligned with NIST PQC, NATO NCIA, and ETSI standards, dPoSec fortifies Web3 with exponential resilience for Web2, making it suitable for critical environments and decentralizing centralized spaces.

Within days of launching, the DePIN Testnet has rapidly scaled, with 524,000 Naoris Wallets installed, 210,000 Naoris Light Nodes deployed, and 17 million+ cyber-threats neutralized. The network has processed 2.6 million+ Post-Quantum ZK Transactions, demonstrating its ability to handle transactions at scale for any Web3 workloads.

David Carvalho, CEO & Founder of Naoris Protocol, commented, "Our vision is a cybersecurity framework that strengthens as it expands. The overwhelming response to our DePIN Testnet confirms the demand for decentralized security solutions that eliminate single points of failure and enable collective resilience across Web2 and Web3."

Participants in the Testnet not only protect their digital environment but also actively contribute to the creation of a Decentralized Cybersecurity Mesh network, designed to secure devices, applications, APIs, and critical systems across industries including finance, defense, healthcare, enterprises, and Web3 infrastructure.

Naoris Protocol introduces the Sub-Zero Layer, which any blockchain can integrate to validate both physical infrastructure and on-chain transactions. Two game-changing use cases include Post-Quantum Transaction Resilience and Decentralized Trusted AI Infrastructure.

Naoris Protocol has developed over 30 institutional and enterprise use case applications across multiple industries on top of its Post-Quantum Cryptography and dPoSec consensus. These use cases include Intellichat, Decentralized Smart Surveillance, Post-Quantum Communications, AI-En