While Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently floated the idea of moving the EVM (Ethereum virtual machine) to a RISC-V architecture, QF has already built its core around this new technology.
The result is a network that is faster, more efficient and built for mass adoption from day one.
Designed to safeguard what it calls the five pillars of digital life, which are identity, money, work, community and data, QF Network achieves block times of just 0.1 seconds through its SPIN consensus without compromising decentralization – a feat no other layer-one has achieved.
This architecture delivers throughput up to 10 times higher than standard Substrate chains and is engineered to support millions of daily users without performance bottlenecks, thanks to its parallel execution engine.
Ben Burge, founder of Quantum Fusion Network, said,
“Our mainnet launch is not just about going live – it is about proving that a blockchain can be fast, scalable and still sovereign by design.
“We have built the foundation for DApps (decentralized applications) that feel instant, secure and unstoppable.”
QF’s native-first SDK, verifiable off-chain compute and zkTLS integration create an environment where developers can build applications that match Web 2.0 performance without compromising decentralization.
This technical stack bridges Web 2.0 and Web 3.0, maintaining security and verification while removing friction for end users.
For developers, this means the ability to compete with centralized platforms on speed and reliability while retaining core blockchain principles.
For users, it means experiencing DApps without the latency, throughput limits or usability compromises that have slowed blockchain adoption.
Mainnet is on track for Q4 2025. When it arrives, QF intends not just to join the layer-one race – but to set a new standard for it.
QF Network is a sovereign layer-one blockchain built to safeguard identity, money, work, community and data for the next century.
Powered by SPIN consensus, parallel execution, RISC-V architecture, verifiable off-chain compute and zkTLS, QF delivers Web 2.0-grade performance without sacrificing neutrality or decentralization.
