Cybersecurity and blockchain firm Naoris Protocol has announced the Token Generation Event (TGE) for its $NAORIS token, scheduled to go live on July 31 at 12:00PM UTC. The launch is set to deliver a key component of Naoris’ decentralized, quantum-resistant cybersecurity infrastructure, marking a significant milestone in its mission to secure both Web3 and traditional internet ecosystems against emerging threats.
With an initial circulating supply of 599.26 million tokens and a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $500 million, $NAORIS will be available for trading on Binance Alpha, Binance Perps, and Gate.io, with additional exchange listings to follow.
A Cybersecurity Mesh Built for the Post-Quantum Internet
Naoris Protocol introduces what it describes as the world’s first in-production cybersecurity mesh architecture and quantum-secure blockchain platform. It is built to operate at the “Sub-Zero Layer”—underneath conventional L0 to L2 blockchain infrastructure—and acts as a trust and validation layer for both blockchain and traditional IT systems.
The $NAORIS token serves as the protocol’s utility and trust asset, powering autonomous device-to-device security challenges. These continuous validations, embedded into the blockchain fabric, allow for real-time detection and mitigation of threats across decentralized and centralized environments alike. Token-based trust scores drive consensus and reward nodes based on behavior and reliability.
“Blockchains cannot retrofit their way to post-quantum security—it must be foundational,” said David Carvalho, Naoris CEO and Founder. “Our TGE is the next step in deploying cyber-resilient infrastructure that scales to meet tomorrow’s security needs.”
Real-World Adoption and Enterprise-Scale Security
Since launching its testnet in January, Naoris has logged:
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Over 100 million post-quantum secure transactions
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More than 3.3 million wallets onboarded
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1 million+ active security nodes
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475 million cyber threats mitigated
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31 active enterprise projects under development across sectors such as finance, telecom, energy, defense, and IoT
The Naoris system integrates seamlessly with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible chains and supports existing enterprise infrastructure—including cloud platforms, IoT devices, bridges, and validators—without requiring hard forks or service interruptions.
Its post-quantum architecture aligns with standards set by NIST, NATO, and ETSI, meeting the U.S. government’s mandate to transition all digital systems to post-quantum cryptographic standards by 2030.
Key Features of the Naoris Protocol
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Quantum-Secure Blockchain Transactions: Enhances traditional blockchains with cryptographic resilience against quantum computing attacks.
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Trusted Web3 Infrastructure: Real-time mesh networking secures decentralized exchanges (DEXs), validators, and bridges.
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Distributed Web2 Security: Converts traditional devices into autonomous validator nodes to form a self-healing cybersecurity layer.
Global Leadership and Strategic Backing
Naoris recently secured $3 million in funding from Mason Labs, Frekaz Group, Level One Robotics, and Tradecraft Capital. Its advisory and leadership team includes heavyweights such as:
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David Holtzman, ex-CTO of IBM and a DNS protocol pioneer
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Ahmed Réda Chami, Moroccan Ambassador to the EU and former Microsoft North Africa CEO
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Mick Mulvaney, former White House Chief of Staff
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Inge Kampenes, retired Major General and Chief of Norwegian Cyber Defence
Together, they bring a blend of military, regulatory, enterprise, and blockchain expertise to guide the protocol’s development and adoption.
