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Architecture, protocols, apps, and the MQPY economy — everything you need to understand and build on MetaQuantum.

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Overview

MetaQuantum is a decentralized, quantum‑resilient network designed for secure identity, data, and communication. It blends post‑quantum cryptography, modular layers (L0/L1/L2), and a cohesive WebOS UX.

Core Components Diagram

Architecture

Layer 0

RecentFeed, indexing, and discovery with DHT (Kademlia) and Hypercore for append‑only logs.

Layer 1

Consensus and ledger operations with burn rules and MQPY transfer/mint routing.

Layer 2

High‑throughput operations and app‑level protocols with off‑chain proofs (e.g., ZK‑STARK integrations).

Protocols (MQP)

MetaQuantum Protocol (MQP) provides signed messages for mint/transfer/burn, gateway requests, and secure routing. Gateways add ML‑driven DDoS detection and IP reputation to protect public endpoints.

Gateway and MQP Integration

MQPY Economy

MQPY is the protocol currency with epoch‑based inflation, automatic distribution across staking, governance, dev, and rewards, plus configurable burn rules. Private transactions can be validated with ZK‑STARKs.

Live Metrics

  • Price: —
  • Market Cap: —
  • Total Supply: —

Users

Current user count across the network:

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Apps

QMail

Post‑quantum encrypted mail over IPFS/Tor with dual confirmation and optional expiry.

QMail Architecture

QMask

Quantum identity wallet, trusted devices, and emergency recovery; deep MQPY integration.

QMask

QDeep

Autonomous crawler indexing .onion and ipfs:// into Layer0 with validation and secure storage.

QDeep Diagram

Security

QuantumKeys

Kyber1024 identities with secure encapsulation, integrity checks, and emergency key rotation.

QuantumKeys Diagram

Trusted Devices

Device binding and verification to enforce access from known, authorized hardware.

Trusted Device

Transport: HTTPS on 443 with SNI; HTTP on 80 redirects to TLS. DDoS screening via gateways before hitting app endpoints.

APIs

Identity & Sessions

  • POST /quantum_register, POST /quantum_login, POST /logout, POST /recover
  • POST /api/authorize_device, GET /trusted_devices/{user}

Security

  • POST /force_regenerate_emergency_key_endpoint
  • GET /get_emergency_key_status_endpoint/{user}, GET /get_emergency_key_value_endpoint/{user}

MQPY

  • GET /api/mqpy/stats, GET /mqpy/total_supply, GET /mqpy/fees_config
  • POST /stake_mqpy, POST /unstake_mqpy, GET /get_balance/{user}, GET /get_membership_level/{user}
  • GET /mqpy/inflation_status, POST /mqpy/inflation, POST /run_inflation, POST /mqpy/distribute_rewards

QMail

  • POST /send_qmail
  • GET /fetch_qmail/{user_id}, GET /fetch_sent_qmail/{user_id}
  • POST /read_qmail, POST /confirm_read, POST /delete_qmail

Comms

  • GET /qcom_ws (WebSocket)
  • POST /stream/(audio|video)/(send|receive), POST /call/(offer|answer)

Gateways

  • POST /api/gateways/register, GET /api/gateways/list, GET /api/gateways/status
  • POST /api/transfer, POST /rpc, POST /api/qmask/(usd|withdraw_usd)

Market & Shop

  • GET /market/{symbol}, POST /market/add_liquidity
  • /qshop/* catalogue, analytics, reviews, purchase

AI

  • GET /api/ai/ask, GET /api/tts

Meta

  • GET /api/stats/users, GET /api/genesis_info, GET /healthz

Getting Started

  1. Create your Quantum ID with QMask inside WebOS.
  2. Explore apps (QMail, QTrade, QCom) and connect trusted devices.
  3. Use MQPY APIs and gateways for transfers, staking, and governance.
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