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ETHEREUM / POST-QUANTUM ACCOUNTS

Cryptography
evolves.
Ownership
should endure.

Stronger authorization. Considered recovery.
A clear path to what comes next.

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Protocol in development · Interactive planning preview

OWNERSHIP, BEYOND THE CURVE.Discover Aftercurve ↓

01 / THE APPROACH

SECURITY THAT CAN EVOLVE

A new chapter
for account security.

Owning an asset means controlling what happens next. That control should survive a change in the mathematics behind it.

Aftercurve is being designed to help Ethereum accounts adopt hash-based authorization, keep recovery deliberate, and make every step of migration inspectable.

Explore the foundations ↗
↳Ethereum-native
⌁Hash-based authorization
◎User-controlled recovery

02 / THE SYSTEM

Architecture notes ↗

Understand. Strengthen.
Move with confidence.

Four connected capabilities.
One considered security lifecycle.

ACCOUNT EXPOSURE MAPIllustrative

Map the paths that can move assets or change account rules. The planned explorer distinguishes observed permissions from dependencies that still need review.

PLANNED PROTOCOL CAPABILITY↗

03 / THE STUDIO

Better security
begins with
a clearer picture.

Explore account policies, surface recovery trade-offs, and build a migration checklist before any assets move.

Open planning studio ↗Local planning tool. No wallet connection required.
AFTERCURVE / STUDIO↗
OverviewPolicyMigration
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE

Foundations first.

01 Inspect02 Prepare03 Verify
AuthorizationHash-based target ↗
Recovery policySeparate key + delay ↗
MigrationRehearse before transfer ↗
A plan you can inspect. Every step, explicit.

04 / FIRST PRINCIPLES

THE DETAILS ARE THE DIFFERENCE

Trust is in
the architecture.

The work is in the authorization paths, the recovery rules, and the assumptions that remain.

Read the security boundaries ↗
01

Established foundations.

Evaluate standardized hash-based signatures, beginning with SLH-DSA, alongside Ethereum smart-account architecture.

02

Every path matters.

Transfers, recovery, and upgrades belong in the same threat model. Protection is only as strong as the permissions around it.

03

Verification before migration.

Prove destination control. Rehearse recovery. Review supported assets. Start with a small transfer.

05 / THE PATH FORWARD

BUILT IN THE OPEN, STEP BY STEP

Progress you
can evaluate.

Each stage has a clear purpose.
Security claims follow the evidence.

01CURRENT

Define & explore.

Brand, architecture notes, and an interactive planning studio. Establish the account model and its security boundaries.

FOUNDATIONS ↗
02NEXT

Build & measure.

Implement a testnet account, signing flow, recovery rehearsal, and verifier benchmarks against known test vectors.

TESTNET ↗
03PLANNED

Review & release.

Independent cryptographic and contract review, published limitations, and a controlled path to mainnet use.

REVIEWED RELEASE ↗

A FEW IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

Clarity,
from the start.

What does Aftercurve protect?+

The intended scope is authorization inside dedicated Ethereum smart accounts: who may transfer assets, recover access, or change account rules. Contract implementation and independent review are still ahead.

Is the protocol live on mainnet?+

No. This release introduces the brand, architecture, and a local planning studio. It does not deploy an account, sign transactions, or accept deposits.

Does this make Ethereum quantum resistant?+

No. Account authorization is one layer. Ethereum consensus, data commitments, application contracts, and asset issuers have their own dependencies. Aftercurve's scope must remain explicit.

Can I use my existing wallet?+

You can plan for an existing address in the studio. Actual protection would require moving supported assets or control to a dedicated account with verified authorization rules. Merely connecting a wallet would not change its security.

OWNERSHIP, BEYOND THE CURVE.

Prepare for
what comes next.

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