I created the COINZDENSE as a project support token for the conZdense project in one of multiple attempts to acquire some funding for the development of a collection of hash-based-signature libraries for different programming languages. And while it's currently a one-man project, you guys did support it with upvotes, comments, etc.
For that reason I want to thank each of you and I did a mini airdrop of 1 COINZDENSE for any account that either:
- Repeatedly upvoted my coinZdense posts or spq-sigs posts
- Repeatedly upvoted pre-spq-sigs posts when the predicesor of this project was a DHF proposal.
- Repeatedly upvoted Quantum Resistance Community posts
- Gave feedback in the form of post comments on any of the above
- Is a member of the Quantum Resistance Community
Thank's guys, for your support. My series of deep-dive will soon be coming to a conclusion, and while the deep-dive pages will be updated with new insights into the future, this collection of pieces of project documentation, when ready in first draft, marks an important project milestone. A milestone after what it should be possible for a wider group of people to fully grasp what I'm striving towards.
If from that point, any of you feels they could translate my deep-dive into a more human readable digest blog post telling the world what coinZdense could bring and/or could safe the world of utility and DEX chains from, I'm reserving 1,000 COINZDENSE tokens for a less micro airdrop for #coinzdense themed blog posts, and posts in the Quantum Resistance community in a few months.
But remember, these are meant to be project support tokens. Tokens you can show your grand children to show them just what a visionary you were back in 2022 with respect to the effect quantum computing could have on blockchain technology, and how hash-based signatures would become important.These aren't meant to be a good investment or anything like that. So hold on to these tokens, don't sell them, and maybe, after I've completed the deep-dive series, try for a blog post about coinZdense, or doing a post about quantum resistance in general in the HIVE Quantum Resistance Community.
Anyhow, a shout out to 
