Asentum, a Layer-1 blockchain with post-quantum security, announced its $ASE token presale launching May 4 at 16:00 CET. This milestone marks the transition from testnet to mainnet for the network.
Unlike projects launching tokens before infrastructure exists, Asentum enters presale with a live, functioning network. The public testnet currently produces blocks with validator systems, on-chain governance, and operator tools deployed and tested.
$ASE serves three core functions: transaction execution (gas), consensus security through staking, and governance participation. The protocol features a fixed 1 billion ASE supply with a deflationary fee model where base transaction fees are burned, linking token demand to network activity.
"The presale follows a phase where core network components have been deployed and tested," said the Asentum team.
Asentum's key differentiators include post-quantum cryptography from genesis, JavaScript-based smart contracts accessible to developers worldwide, and a validator model optimized for consumer-grade hardware—addressing long-term security, accessibility, and decentralization.
The presale offers a 10% early participation bonus for the first 24 hours, rewarding initial contributors as the network advances.
Currently, $ASE exists as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with planned 1:1 conversion to native ASE at mainnet launch. This allows early participation while maintaining a clear transition path.
Available infrastructure includes a browser wallet extension and integrated operator applications for Windows and macOS, enabling users to run validators, participate in governance, and monitor network activity in real time.
About Asentum
Asentum is a Layer-1 blockchain built entirely in JavaScript, secured by post-quantum cryptography from genesis. Features include on-chain governance, consumer hardware validator support, and simplified development for broader participation.
Asentum Launches $ASE Presale for Post-Quantum L1
Asentum, a Layer-1 blockchain with post-quantum security, announced its $ASE token presale launching May 4 at 16:00 CET. This milestone marks the transition from testnet to mainnet for the network.
Unlike projects launching tokens before infrastructure exists, Asentum enters presale with a live, functioning network. The public testnet currently produces blocks with validator systems, on-chain governance, and operator tools deployed and tested.
$ASE serves three core functions: transaction execution (gas), consensus security through staking, and governance participation. The protocol features a fixed 1 billion ASE supply with a deflationary fee model where base transaction fees are burned, linking token demand to network activity.
"The presale follows a phase where core network components have been deployed and tested," said the Asentum team.
Asentum's key differentiators include post-quantum cryptography from genesis, JavaScript-based smart contracts accessible to developers worldwide, and a validator model optimized for consumer-grade hardware—addressing long-term security, accessibility, and decentralization.
The presale offers a 10% early participation bonus for the first 24 hours, rewarding initial contributors as the network advances.
Currently, $ASE exists as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with planned 1:1 conversion to native ASE at mainnet launch. This allows early participation while maintaining a clear transition path.
Available infrastructure includes a browser wallet extension and integrated operator applications for Windows and macOS, enabling users to run validators, participate in governance, and monitor network activity in real time.
About Asentum Asentum is a Layer-1 blockchain built entirely in JavaScript, secured by post-quantum cryptography from genesis. Features include on-chain governance, consumer hardware validator support, and simplified development for broader participation.
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