By recently following @quipnetwork, it’s clear that it’s a solid, down-to-earth project focused on building foundational infrastructure.

Many projects only envision the future of the quantum track, but few truly cultivate the underlying applications that ordinary users can actually use in daily life. Meanwhile, Quip has been steadily advancing practical setups such as node deployment, wallet protection, layer-two chain integration, and usable computing routing.

Quip is one of the few projects that has prepared the technical groundwork ahead of time—providing post-quantum security protection for mainstream assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, without requiring on-chain forks or asset migrations, and directly fitting into existing public blockchain ecosystems.

At present, more than 20,000 wallets have completed security protection, there are over 13,000 active users, and more than 500 nodes are running stably. The network’s underlying layer uses $QUIP to settle computing power tasks; hardware operators profit by providing computing power, and token holders can also share in the network’s development benefits.

The project is also planning a global quantum computing power network. Running nodes helps participants earn rewards and unlock eligibility for an air investment giveaway. The DePIN-and-quantum-computing model targets a future market that hasn’t taken off yet but is full of potential, and the overall plan is very pragmatic.