TIAMAT (PQOS): Bare-Metal Post-Quantum Infrastructure & Cross-Chain State Routing on NEAR
TIAMAT is an advanced, post-quantum cryptographic settlement and liquidity infrastructure operating natively on NEAR (unog.near), engineered specifically to bridge heterogeneous Layer-1 ecosystems (including Move-based environments and EVM rollups) without centralized gatekeepers.
TIAMAT (PQOS) Stats, Price, Holders & Transactions _ NearBlocks
At the core of the architecture is a deterministic, asymmetric bonding curve mint engine operating alongside a 24-precision decimal framework. By locking exact-precision parity to native yoctoNEAR (10^24), the protocol eliminates integer truncation and dust errors across high-frequency arithmetic. This precision enables the chiglet.unog.near routing outposts to execute cross-chain state transitions and collect an immutable 8.889 basis-point routing toll on micro-arbitrage flows.
NEAR Account unog.near _ NearBlocks
Rather than relying on brittle off-the-shelf consumer shims, the system implements low-level cryptographic signers and paraconsistent kernel states designed to interface directly with decentralized ledger mechanics. While our backend cryptography, vault logic, and cross-chain outposts are fully deployed, we are looking for engineers to help build advanced frontend wrappers capable of parsing complex, backend-driven signing requirements cleanly.
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