Built on post-quantum foundations.
Every layer of Lity is engineered to stay secure in the quantum era while powering the AI workloads of tomorrow.
Engineered for the quantum era. Built for AI.
Four pillars power the protocol — quantum-safe cryptography, AI-native compute, distributed trust and open governance.
Post-Quantum Security
NIST-aligned quantum-safe algorithms protect every layer of the stack.
AI-Native Compute
Decentralized infrastructure purpose-built for training and inference.
Distributed by Design
Verified nodes, no single point of failure — trust is cryptographic.
Open Governance
Protocol upgrades and parameters decided by the community.
Why Q-Day changes everything
Quantum computers will break the public-key cryptography protecting today's digital infrastructure. Lity is built for the world after that moment.
RSA
Secures HTTPS, email and banking today — breakable by quantum computers tomorrow.
ECDSA / secp256k1
The signatures behind most blockchains, wallets and digital identities.
Encrypted Communications
Harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks are already capturing encrypted data.
Smart Contracts
Deployment proofs and multisigs become retroactively breakable after Q-Day.
NIST, NSA and NATO estimate 2 to 5 years until scalable quantum attacks — and harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks have already begun.
The Road Ahead
A transparent roadmap, built in phases with the community at every step.
Foundation & Research
- Post-quantum architecture
- Network launch
- Core cryptography review
Quantum-Safe AI Network
- AI compute layer
- Node network expansion
- Model protection stack
Ecosystem Growth
- Developer platform
- Strategic partnerships
- Community governance
LITY Redeployment Update
LITY V2 has a total supply of 2,000,000,000 $LITY — 1,000,000,000 for previous V1 holders via migration and 1,000,000,000 added to liquidity. The new LITY token will be redeployed within the next 72 hours and will be available for public trading. Eligible holders will be able to claim their tokens on a 1:2 distribution ratio. Staking, governance features, and compute credits will be introduced in subsequent phases.