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⬡ Lattica (LTA)
Post-quantum cryptocurrency. No premine. No ICO. Written from scratch.

Website · GitHub · Explorer · Telegram · Discord



What is Lattica?

Lattica is what Bitcoin would look like if designed today against quantum computers.

Same architecture — UTXO, Script, full-node validation, HD wallet, 21M cap, halving schedule. Different cryptography — every classical primitive replaced with NIST post-quantum standards. Not a fork. 232,000 lines of C++, built from the ground up by a solo developer.

Quantum computers running Shor's algorithm will break ECDSA. Every BTC sitting in a reused address or pending in mempool becomes vulnerable. Lattica removes that entire attack surface from genesis block zero.

Cryptography

ComponentBitcoinLattica
SignaturesECDSA / Schnorr (broken by Shor)ML-DSA-44 (FIPS 204)
P2P encryptionsecp256k1 ECDH (broken by Shor)ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203)
Proof-of-WorkSHA-256dSHA3-256d (Keccak, FIPS 202)
Address formatbech32 (bc1)bech32 (lta1)

Every NIST standard finalized 2024. No experimental cryptography. No "we'll add it later."

Mainnet Status

Mainnet launched July 2026. Current stats:
- Block height: 12,400+
- Network hashrate: 400+ GH/s
- Nodes: 70+ across 30+ countries
- Mining pools: 3 independent (community-operated)
- GPU miners: CUDA + OpenCL (AMD/NVIDIA/Intel)
- Mobile wallet: Flutter, full validating node, syncs in under 1 minute
- Mined supply: 620,000+ LTA

No marketing budget. Every node, pool, and miner joined organically.

Specifications

Ticker: LTA
Algorithm: SHA3-256d (GPU, OpenCL)
Signatures: ML-DSA-44 (FIPS 204)
P2P encryption: ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203)
Block time: 10 minutes (2016-block retarget)
Block reward: 50 LTA, halving every 210,000 blocks
Max supply: 21,000,000 LTA
Address format: bech32 (lta1...)
Premine: none
Genesis: 3 January 2026

Why SHA3-256d instead of SHA-256d?

SHA-256 has known differential attacks up to 31 of 64 rounds. SHA3-256 (Keccak) has no equivalent cryptanalytic progress — fundamentally different sponge construction. For a chain that aims to survive decades, the margin matters.

Downloads

Latest release on GitHub: lattica-core/lattica/releases

Every release ships: GUI wallet (lattica-qt), node daemon (latticad), CLI tools, and GPU miner (lattica-miner). Linux and Windows. Verify against SHA256SUMS.

Quick Start

Code:
# Start a full node
./latticad -daemon

# Mine with your GPU
./lattica-miner --rpcuser=USER --rpcpassword=PASS

# Or connect to a community pool
# See Discord #mining for pool addresses

DNS seeds: seed.lattica.org / seed.lattica.uk / seed.lattica.us

What's Next

- Exchange listing in progress
- ResonanceNet — decentralized AI training protocol
- Continued network growth and tooling

Fair Launch Commitment

No premine. No ICO. No dev allocation. No masternodes. No VC. Genesis output is provably unspendable (OP_RETURN). The developer mines on the same terms as everyone else. Code is MIT licensed.



Built by a solo developer in South Korea. Post-quantum from genesis. Bring a GPU.
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Hey — I run Chainquiry, a searchable crypto project directory, and I’d like to invite your team to submit a free listing.  Smiley

It includes your official links, network, launch date and project information after editorial review:

https://chainquiry.com/list-your-project/

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Hey — I run Chainquiry, a searchable crypto project directory, and I’d like to invite your team to submit a free listing.  Smiley

It includes your official links, network, launch date and project information after editorial review:

https://chainquiry.com/list-your-project/

Thanks for reaching out! Just submitted the listing form on Chainquiry. Looking forward to the review.
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Hey — I run Chainquiry, a searchable crypto project directory, and I’d like to invite your team to submit a free listing.  Smiley

It includes your official links, network, launch date and project information after editorial review:

https://chainquiry.com/list-your-project/

Thanks for reaching out! Just submitted the listing form on Chainquiry. Looking forward to the review.

Lattica (LTA) is now listed on Chainquiry

Hello Lattica community 👋

Lattica (LTA) has now been added to the Chainquiry cryptocurrency project directory.

Lattica is a post-quantum, Proof-of-Work cryptocurrency built around the Bitcoin Core architecture. Its design replaces vulnerable legacy cryptography with post-quantum alternatives while retaining a familiar UTXO-based blockchain structure.

The Chainquiry profile covers:

  • ML-DSA-44 post-quantum transaction signatures
  • ML-KEM-768 encrypted peer-to-peer networking
  • SHA3-256d GPU Proof-of-Work mining
  • Fair launch with no premine, ICO or developer tax
  • Wallet downloads, source code and community resources
  • Supply, block reward, halving and network specifications

View the Lattica profile on Chainquiry:
https://chainquiry.com/projects/lattica/

Official website:
https://lattica.org/

This is an independent directory listing and does not represent an investment endorsement or guarantee from Chainquiry.

Corrections and properly sourced project updates are always welcome.

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