Quantachain Testnet Alpha V2.1.2 #5
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QuantaChain Testnet — V2 Release (v2.1.2-alpha)
Post-quantum secure blockchain using Falcon-512 signatures and Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (AlephBFT).
This is a pre-release testnet build. Do not use real funds. APIs and chain parameters may change between alpha releases.
Genesis Block
1780704001(2026-06-06 00:00:01 UTC)ae37fe2f40a7e7dbe6d2d1337f260d57185ef5fb169008e2600f245809fd1fbf0xec4f49553e31f22b27a83036a044aff7d697f524🔄 Clean Start Guide (Wipe Data & Resync from Genesis)
Bare Metal / VPS (no Docker)
Docker Validators (Safe Wipe)
If you are an existing validator using Docker, you must wipe the old chain data but KEEP your validator wallet file. Since you may have named your wallet file something other than
validator.qua, you must be extremely careful.Caution
If you run the
rm -rfcommand below without successfully moving your wallet out first, you will delete your validator wallet forever!Step 1: Stop your node and move your wallet out of the data folder. (Replace
validator.quawith your actual wallet filename if it is different!)Step 2: Verify your wallet is safe in your home directory, then wipe the old data.
Step 3: Move your wallet back in (again, replacing
validator.quawith your actual filename if different), and restart the node.Validator Setup (Docker)
If you have been selected as a validator, follow these exact instructions to spin up your validator node and connect to the core network using Docker:
1. Create a Wallet and Get Your Key
You must generate a raw wallet and provide the public key to the core team to be whitelisted in the Genesis block.
2. Directory Setup
Create the directory where your blockchain data will live. We recommend adding
_v2to avoid mixing it with any old testnet data:mkdir -p ~/quanta_data_v23. Place Your Wallet File
Move your validator wallet file (e.g.,
validator.quaor whatever you named it) directly into the~/quanta_data_v2directory you just created.Your folder should look exactly like this:
(Note: You do NOT need the
genesis.jsonorquanta.tomlfiles! The latest network configuration is securely baked directly into the V2 Docker image.)4. Pull the Latest Image & Start the Node
Run the following Docker commands to pull the latest V2 build, launch your node, connect to the Bootstrap node, and begin proposing blocks.
Important
Before running the second command below, you MUST change two things:
"YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE"to your actual wallet password.validator.quaat the very end of the command to match the exact name of your wallet file.Wallet Management
Ports
3000833377829090License
QUANTACHAIN operates under an Open-Core Dual License model:
For commercial licensing: contact@quantachain.org
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