Doge Protocol-pris 

DOGEP

Please check the Vision Paper for details on the aspirations & vision of Doge Protocol. All visions and projects of Doge Protocol are aspirational, community driven and there is no guarantee of any delivery. There is no value attributed to anything.

• Protect Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin from Quantum Computer threats (Y2Q problem).

• Create a platform for decentralized apps that provides a solution for real world problems.

• Ability to add satellite chains that provide solutions for specific use-cases such as streaming.

• Community driven development.

Since its inception in 2021, the Doge Protocol community has released several whitepapers detailing the technology behind Doge Protocol. More whitepapers would be published as the platform keeps evolving. Again, this is community driven with no guarantees.

• Quantum Resistance Whitepaper

• Consensus Whitepaper

• Data Availability Whitepaper

• Blockchain Allocation Whitepaper

Doge Protocol is the first and only blockchain as of May 2023 to utilize Hyrbid Post Quantum Cryptography. Testnet T3 (launched on Feb 22nd, 2023) uses the Hybrid PQC digital signature algorithm to secure accounts. This asymmetric cryptography scheme uses a hybrid Falcon-ed25519 combo for signing transactions and securing wallets.

Falcon is a digital signature scheme that has been standardized by NIST while EdDSA (ed25519) has been selected Feb 2023 by NIST for inclusion in the FIPS 186-5 standard.

Kyber is used to secure inter-node communication (key exchange). In subsequent testnets and mainnet, inter-node communication may use hybrid key-exchange and Dilithium instead of Falcon, for node-identity, to mitigate side-channel attacks on Falcon (which is more susceptible to timing attacks).

Mainnet has been launched as of Jan 2024. Those who had DogeP ERC20 tokens in their wallets as of snapshot date can start getting coins by following the process outlined in the documentation portal.

With this release, Doge Protocol is the first and only blockchain as of Jan 2024 to support all of:

1) NIST standardized cryptography for digital signature schemes. Uses Dilithium, SPHINCS+ in hybrid mode with ED25519.

2) Inter-node communication protected with quantum resistant key exchange cryptography.

3) EVM smart contract and token support.

4) 32 byte address support compared to 20 bytes for Ethereum and Bitcoin, providing better collision resistance.

5) Proof of Stake consensus.

6) And many more.