Quantum Resistant Ledger is a cryptocurrency based on the Python programming language, aimed at combating future attacks by quantum computers. This cryptocurrency is the brainchild of Peter Waterland who realised that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other such cryptocurrencies have no protection against future technology. It claims to be a “future-proof” cryptocurrency which enables transactions and decentralized communication while providing protection against classical as well as quantum computer attacks. The Quantum Resistant Ledger company was founded by Peter Waterland, who found that Bitcoin, as well as Ethereum signatures are susceptible to attacks by powerful quantum computers. His research on quantum computers and signature programs let to the development of this new cryptocurrency, designed to be resistant to the present classical attacks as well as any future quantum computer attacks. …

Quantum Resistant Ledger is classified under Smart Contract Platform, Proof of Work (PoW), Quantum-Resistant.

Quantum Resistant Ledger is a native coin with its own chain rather than a token issued on someone else's network.

The project dates back to 2018, giving it roughly 8 years of public history.

Quantum Resistant Ledger ranks #426 by market capitalisation, which places it in the top 500 by market value.

Trading is thin relative to size — $14,000 of volume against a $54.1 million market capitalisation.

QRL trades on 1 market across the exchanges we track.