The floor
0 QTC start, 23 seconds a stone, one stone at a time. Every win is inscribed on Quantus with its owner, its price and the block it was born in — readable by anyone, forever.
3579 STONES · INSCRIBED ON THE QUANTUS MAINNET
QTCROCKS
Every stone is written onto Quantus — the quantum-secure chain. Each one records its own number, its owner, its price and the exact block it was born in. Permanent, public, and checkable by anyone.
Post-quantum by design — every stone is inscribed directly into Quantus, readable by anyone.
3579TOTAL STONES
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≈370 BPAYLOAD ON-CHAIN
23sPER AUCTION
PRE-LAUNCH · QUANTUS MAINNET
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3579TOTAL STONES
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One stone at a time, highest bid wins, every result written onto Quantus. When the clock hits zero the first auction starts by itself — this page switches over on its own, no refresh needed.
LIVE
THE AUCTION, HONESTLY
Zero start. Twenty-three seconds. Highest bid wins.
- 0 QTC — no reserve, no whitelist
- 23 seconds — fixed clock, announced up front
- Public — the whole bid history, live
Win it and the payment page opens with the amount and the address — same tab, no accounts, no notifications to chase. The inscription fee is on us — your only payment is the bid you win at. How it works →
WHERE THIS IS GOING
Roadmap
One stone at a time — and every step written to the same public chain.
The marketplace
As soon as the auction ends — the last stone sold — a trading floor of our own opens: holders list their stones, buyers take them, and every transfer is written to the chain as a new record pointing at the one before it. Trading stays inside the project — same quarry, same public ledger, nothing handed to a third party.
The record
The whole series stays readable on the same chain: every stone, every owner, every transfer, from #0001 to #3579. The quarry becomes a complete on-chain archive you can walk end to end.
Release notes land on X first — follow @QTCrocks ↗
Eight from the quarry
Eight of the 3579. See all 3579 →
How an auction works
Bid
Auctions open at 0 QTC and run for 23 seconds. Highest bid takes the stone. Bid history is public while it happens.
Pay
Right on the page: the amount and the project address. Send QTC from any wallet — the payment confirms on-chain in about six minutes.
Get inscribed
Your stone is written onto Quantus: number, owner, price, birth block — plus the stone's own pixel image. You get the transaction.
PROOF · LIVE ON QUANTUS NOW
#0001 is inscribed — block 219,428
Payload 292 bytes · fee 0.00090131 QTC (paid by the project, not the buyer) · image sha256 5ed6654e…c2e85b8.
No permission, no API key — read it back yourself.
You'll need QTC
The auction is priced in QTC, the native coin of Quantus. A wallet first, then QTC:
A wallet
QTC needs a Quantus wallet — the official app, or the open-source Qlyphs wallet built by the team behind the Quarks inscriptions. This is where your bid address comes from.
quantus.com · qlyphs-walletBuy QTC on an exchange
BigONE has the deepest QTC/USDT market, with deposits and withdrawals on the Quantus network (withdrawal fee 0.01 QTC). SafeTrade lists it under the ticker QUANTUS — the pair is mainnet, just not under the name you'd expect.
big.one · safetrade.comMine it
QTC was mined before it was traded. Pools pay out straight to your own Quantus address, or convert to BTC if you prefer. Slower, but you keep the coin.
quantus.com/miningThe bridge
NEAR Intents is the official cross-chain route to QTC — native deposits and withdrawals, live on near.com and NEAR Intents. Check the live quote before you send.
app.near-intents.orgOne warning worth more than the rest: real QTC is a
native coin — it has no contract address. Anything offered to you as a "QTC token" elsewhere is an
impostor. Check the coin's id (quantus) and its official channels before you buy.
Questions, answered plainly
Is this an NFT?
It doesn't need to be. Quantus records ownership on the chain itself, so a stone is an inscription: your address, the stone's number, the price it sold for and the block it was born in, written straight into the chain and readable by anyone. No middle layer, and nothing that depends on us staying online.
How do I know a stone is real?
You don't have to trust us. Every inscription is public. Query the indexer, take the transaction's args, drop the 4-byte QTCR header, and the stone's image and metadata are right there.
What does it cost?
Nothing beyond your winning bid. The on-chain write — the inscription that makes the stone yours — is on us. We cover it. Bidding opens at zero, you pay only after you win, and there is no platform fee, no gas charge and nothing else on top of the bid you won at.
How do I pay if I win?
The payment page opens on the spot with the amount and the project address. No accounts, no emails, no notifications — the page is the receipt, and it flips to "inscribed" when your payment confirms.
Can I sell it later?
The moment the auction ends — the last stone sold — a trading floor of our own opens: holders list their stones, buyers take them, and every transfer is written to the chain as a new record pointing at the previous one, so the history stays public and checkable end to end.
Why stones?
Stone is the most time-resistant object there is. Quantus is a post-quantum chain — signed with ML-DSA-87 (Dilithium), mined on ordinary GPUs, built to outlive the era when today's signatures break — so a stone inscribed on it is the shortest possible argument: proof that lasts.