LatticeScan is in the NEXUS Top 50 at TOKEN2049 Singapore

TOKEN2049 has published the Top 50 of its NEXUS Startup Competition, and LSCC LLC, the company behind LatticeScan, is on it. TOKEN2049 describes the list as its selection of the most promising early-stage crypto and Web3 startups from around the world. The entry reads the way we described ourselves on the application: Proof of Quantum Solvency, how much of a crypto reserve a quantum computer could take, measured and signed by an independent party.

We applied on 17 September, four days after we had shipped the first version of the Quantum Solvency Index. The judging committee has since chosen ten finalists to pitch on stage; we are not among them. Fifty companies were selected from the applicant pool, and we are glad to be one of them.

What we will be doing in Singapore

The Top 50 spot comes with access to TOKEN2049 on 7 and 8 October at Marina Bay Sands and to Investor Hours on the 7th, a closed session of one-to-one meetings with investors. We are going for one reason above the others: the people who run exchange reserves and custody are in the building for two days.

Every number on the index comes from an exchange's own published proof-of-reserves address set, scored against public chain data under an open standard anyone can verify. What the index cannot do on its own is get an exchange to put the number on its Proof of Reserves page, publish the addresses it has not published, or commit post-quantum keys for its treasury in the registry. Those are conversations, and we would rather have them in person.

If you will be there

If you work on reserves, custody, security or proof-of-reserves reporting at an exchange, a custodian, a fund or a data platform, we would like twenty minutes with you. Write to hello@latticescan.com with the day that suits you, or find us through the TOKEN2049 networking app under LSCC LLC. Bring the address set you publish, and we will score it in front of you.

If you cannot be there, everything we would show you is already public: the index, the standard and its verifier, the registry, and the integration page for wallets, exchanges and data platforms.