Post quantum layer one
from the genesis block.
Quantum-safe signatures from block zero. Smart contracts in plain JavaScript. Two-second finality on validators you can run from a laptop.
Available on 15+ leading global exchanges.
Built to survive post-quantum from the very beginning.
Every signature on Asentum uses NIST FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium3) — quantum-safe from genesis. No migration. No legacy classical signatures. The chain built to outlast the cryptography securing every other blockchain today.
Built from scratch, compatible with 17 million developers.
Smart contracts in plain JavaScript — immutable by default, verifiable in a single hash compare, reentrancy structurally impossible. The contract platform JavaScript developers should always have had.
Run validator clients from anywhere on anything.
A rotating ~100-validator BFT committee, permissionless after genesis, tuned for the median consumer PC. A Raspberry Pi 4 is the supported floor — no datacenter, no enterprise hardware required.
Immutable, verifiable smart contracts.
Contracts deploy as plain JS source — readable on-chain, verifiable in a single hash compare. Reentrancy is structurally impossible. No compiler to trust. No upgrade key to trust. What you read is what you run.
Governance-secured native ecosystem token.
Every signature uses NIST FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium3) — the standardized post-quantum scheme. No migration period. No legacy classical signatures. The chain built to outlast the cryptography securing every other blockchain today.
Public testnet live
testnet.asentum.com producing 2-second blocks. Five validators across three continents, 20,000+ blocks finalized under real BFT consensus.
Asentum Operator
Electron desktop app that runs a full validator. GUI onboarding, chain sync, staking, and system-tray background mode — zero terminal required.
Native Chrome wallet
Manifest V3 extension with Dilithium3 signing, per-origin permissions, and transaction approval popups. No MetaMask snap required.
On-chain governance UI
Create and vote on proposals directly from the Operator app — hard/soft tiers and VM library injection live on-chain.
One-line validator installer
curl | sh installer for Ubuntu VPS operators. Interactive terminal onboarding for keys, sync, funding, and staking in a single command.
Docs site + AIPs
docs.asentum.com with full protocol reference, SDK guides, and a formal Asentum Improvement Proposal process for community-driven changes.
2s
Block Finality
17.6m
Throughput
1gwei
Base Fee
3hour
Epoch Lottery
1b
ASE Supply
Validate from anywhere with retail hardware.
No data-center rack. No six-figure staking buy-in. An Asentum validator runs on the laptop already on your desk — modest CPU, standard bandwidth, 2-second blocks. Decentralisation the way it was meant to be: anyone, anywhere, on hardware they already own.
Unlock the thirst of 22 million developers.
Every JavaScript engineer on earth is already an Asentum contract dev. No new language. No Solidity quirks. No DSL to re-learn. Write contracts in the language that runs most of the internet — and ship to a chain with 22 million builders ready to meet you.
Signatures
ML-DSA-65
NIST FIPS 204
Validators
~100
Per epoch, BFT
Contracts
JavaScript
Plain source on-chain
Fee market
EIP-1559
Base fee burned
Tooling
JSON-RPC
MetaMask compatible
What makes Asentum different?
Post-quantum signatures, plain JavaScript contracts, and consumer-hardware validators — side by side with the chains you already know.
Signatures
ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium3) — quantum-safe from genesis
Smart Contracts
Plain JavaScript source — hash-verify yourself
Reentrancy
Structurally impossible (async message-passing)
Upgrade Keys
Immutable by default, upgradeable labeled visibly
Validator Hardware
Consumer PC, Pi 4 supported floor
PQC Migration
Zero — built post-quantum from genesis
Signatures
ECDSA — broken by Shor's algorithm
Smart Contracts
Solidity bytecode + Etherscan trust
Reentrancy
Guards + audit discipline
Upgrade Keys
Hidden multisig — silent rug risk
Validator Hardware
32 ETH + 16GB+ server
PQC Migration
Growing — harder every year
Signatures
EdDSA — broken by Shor's algorithm
Smart Contracts
Rust / C compiled to BPF bytecode
Reentrancy
Cross-program invocations — possible
Upgrade Keys
Programs mutable by default
Validator Hardware
$5K+ server, 128GB+ RAM
PQC Migration
Not started
The chain that's built for what comes next.
Post-quantum cryptography from genesis. Smart contracts in the language 22 million developers already know. Validators on real hardware. 2-second blocks, proven on testnet.