Ozone Chain

About Ozone Chain

Ozone Chain is a blockchain platform that claims to be the world's first quantum-resistant blockchain, integrating quantum security technologies into its design. It aims to address the potential threats posed by quantum computers to existing cryptographic systems. The platform is EVM-compatible and runs on proof of authority and IBFT protocols, enabling developers to build scalable dApps with low transaction fees. It uses quantum random numbers from a laser source and lattice-based post-quantum cryptography to enhance security. The blockchain has a block time of 5 seconds and supports smart contracts and dApp deployment, with governance by voting. The total and maximum supply of OZO is 1 billion, with 300 million already in circulation and the rest locked and distributed over 36 months.

• Ozone Chain uses quantum random numbers (QRN) and post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to achieve quantum resistance.
• The quantum security technologies have passed standardized tests conducted by TÜV Rheinland, including entropy, Diehard, and NIST tests.
• Ozone's QRNG passed the NIST SP 800-22 statistical test suite for random number generators.
• The architecture uses PQC for inter-node communications due to geographical limitations of quantum key distribution (QKD).
• The total supply of OZO is 1 billion, with 300 million already in circulation.