2 U.S. Patents, NIST Approval, and Hitachi as a Client - The Technology Moat That Makes $qONE Untouchable

In crypto, everyone claims to have “proprietary technology.” Usually that means a forked repo with a custom logo. $qONE is different. The entire protocol runs on IronCAP™ — a post-quantum encryption engine protected by two U.S. patents, approved under NIST standards, and already deployed in production by Hitachi, PwC, and Thales. You can‘t copy it. You can’t fork it. You cant compete with it without a decade of R&D and a patent portfolio.

That‘s not a technology lead. That’s a moat. And its why $qONE is the safest asymmetric bet in crypto right now.

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IronCAP™: A Decade of Enterprise-Grade R&D

IronCAP™ was built by 01 Quantum Inc. (TSXV: ONE | OTCQB: OONEF) over more than 10 years. It implements post-quantum cryptographic algorithms that are mathematically resistant to both classical and quantum computing attacks. U.S. Patent 11,271,715 and U.S. Patent 11,669,833 protect the core innovations. NIST has approved the underlying algorithms. This is the same standard the U.S. government is mandating for its own agencies.

When Hitachi needs quantum-safe encryption for enterprise infrastructure, they use IronCAP. When PwC advises Fortune 500 clients on post-quantum readiness, IronCAP is in the stack. When Thales secures defense and aerospace communications, IronCAP is there. These aren‘t partnership announcements — they’re production deployments.

Why This Matters for $qONE Buyers

Apple, Google, and Microsoft already moved to quantum-safe protocols. Blockchain hasnt — except qONE. Source: qLABS

Every competitor in the “quantum-resistant crypto” space faces the same problem: theyd need to build their own post-quantum engine from scratch, get it audited, get it standardized, and somehow convince enterprises to trust unproven cryptography. That takes years and hundreds of millions of dollars. qONE already has it. Patented. Approved. Deployed.

Apple launched PQ3. Google deployed quantum-safe signatures. Microsoft released PQC tools. All of them spent years and billions getting there. In blockchain, qONE is the only project with equivalent institutional-grade cryptographic infrastructure. And you can buy the token at $8M–$10M FDV.

The Smartest Money Follows the Deepest Moats

qLABS product suite: Security Protocol, Quantum-Sig Wallet, Integration Hub, L1 Migration Toolkit. Source: qLABS

When the rest of crypto wakes up to the quantum threat — and they will, because the NSA, NIST, and every major tech company says its coming — there will be exactly one token with patented, NIST-approved, enterprise-deployed quantum protection. $qONE. The presale raised $950K with $13M+ in demand. 23x oversubscribed. Fixed supply of 1B tokens. No inflation.

Patents dont expire for 20 years. The technology moat only deepens. The entry price only goes up from here.