A Fully Decentralized L2 Delivering Unmatched Scalability, Security, and On-Chain Verifiable Storage - The Ultimate Infrastructure for AI and dApps.

Joined March 2018
🚀 Introducing the Super World Computer: Shaping the Future of Web3 🚀 QuarkChain unveils a next-gen Layer 2 built on OP Stack to tackle key Web3 challenges: ✅ Soul Gas Token for true mass Web2 user onboarding ✅ EthStorage as L3 for scalable storage ✅ web3:// for fully decentralized apps ✅ Parallel EVM for performance boosts ✅ Advanced fault-proof algorithms We’ve also secured 4 Grants from Optimism, further accelerating our innovations! Plus, check out updates on our roadmap, development progress, and exciting community events designed to get everyone involved! Dive into the full details here 👉 tinyurl.com/SuperWorldComput… #SuperWorldComputer #QuarkChain #GalxeQuest #SWC #QKC #OPGrants
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How to Transfer Mainnet QKC to MetaMask We've published a step-by-step guide on how to add QuarkChain Mainnet to MetaMask, find your receiving address, and transfer your QKC. The guide includes instructions for both mobile and desktop users. ⚠️ Important: Make sure to select QuarkChain Mainnet (not ERC-20) when transferring your QKC. We also recommend sending a small test transaction first. Read the full guide: 🔗 quarkchainio.medium.com/how-…
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1/7 Bunker Mode: Beyond “Satoshi’s Shield” @drakefjustin has called for the industry to prepare for “bunker mode”: carefully moving assets to fresh addresses whose public keys remain hidden behind a hash. Why now—and what does it tell us? 🧵
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7/7 Less conspicuous holdings could therefore appeal to attackers—but that does not prove smaller holders face greater risk. “Satoshi’s shield” is an incentive hypothesis, not a security guarantee. Public-key exposure deserves attention. Preparation should stay measured.
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6/7 Our second observation: “Satoshi’s shield” depends on attacker incentives. Drake suggests exposed 50-BTC outputs attributed to Satoshi could draw attacks before smaller holdings. But their visibility could also make discreet theft and cashing out harder.
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5/7 But address type matters: Bitcoin’s P2PK and Taproot outputs expose public keys directly. Fresh addresses alone do not guarantee protection. Hiding keys may buy time under certain attacks; it does not replace quantum-resistant signatures.
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4/7 Our first observation: this resembles familiar Bitcoin wallet behavior. Many wallets send change to fresh addresses. With public-key-hash outputs, keys remain hidden until spending. Ethereum EOAs typically reuse the same key, exposed after a public transaction.
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3/7 His proposed precaution: use fresh addresses with hidden public keys, then move remaining assets once signing exposes the key. He stresses controlled preparation. Rushed migrations can cause greater losses. Compatible wallets already support this approach.
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2/7 Drake’s concern: AI-driven mathematical advances could enable a classical attack on ECDSA before quantum computers do. His worst-case timeline is months, not years. This is a risk scenario—not evidence that ECDSA has been broken.
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QuarkChain at Korea Blockchain Week 🇰🇷 The QuarkChain team is on the ground in Seoul for #KBW2026. Throughout the week, we’ll be joining events, meeting builders and partners, and exchanging ideas across the Ethereum and broader Web3 ecosystem. We’ll be sharing highlights from around KBW in this thread ↓
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Creators, communities, and new possibilities ✨ At KBW Creators Night, we connected with creators across the ecosystem and explored new ways to collaborate and bring Web3 closer to broader audiences.
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A day of fresh perspectives at HSC Conference Seoul 🇰🇷 From infrastructure to adoption, we enjoyed hearing how teams across the ecosystem are thinking about what comes next for Web3.
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At the heart of #KBW2026 🇰🇷 The main conference brought together builders, founders, and industry leaders from across the world, creating a great space to reconnect, exchange perspectives, and see what’s shaping the next phase of Web3.
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What does building look like in the age of AI? We joined Next Builders in Seoul to hear how teams are approaching the intersection of AI and Web3, and where new opportunities are beginning to emerge.
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Ending the day with the Ethereum builder community at ETHGlobal Happy Hour 🇰🇷 Always great to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new builders, and keep the conversations going at #KBW2026.
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Wrapping up another #KBW2026 day by the Han River 🌇 Conversations around AI, payments, stablecoins, and the infrastructure behind the next onchain economy.
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Exploring another frontier at Open AGI Frontier during #KBW2026. Great discussions around AI agents, robotics, and the open infrastructure needed to support the next generation of autonomous systems.
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At Ethereum Korea One — Genesis today. From Glamsterdam and Ethereum clients to validators and L2 scaling, plenty of deep technical conversations with the builders actually moving Ethereum forward.
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Connecting at Cointelegraph’s Seoul Edition during #KBW2026. Good conversations around onchain markets, infrastructure, and where the next wave of Web3 innovation is heading.
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QuarkChain at GWDC 2026 Korea 🇰🇷 “For Builders, By Builders” — a great place to exchange ideas around scaling, infrastructure, and what’s being built next across Web3.
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Stopping by Solana Ecosystem Day during #KBW2026. Always valuable to connect across ecosystems and hear what builders are working on — lots of interesting ideas and conversations in Seoul.
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Starting KBW week at The Bridge Summit 🇰🇷 Great to connect with builders, investors, and teams from across the global Web3 ecosystem — and exchange ideas on what’s next for blockchain infrastructure.
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