FractalAI is an AI-native Layer 1 blockchain built from scratch in Rust. It features post-quantum signatures (CRYSTALS-Dilithium / ML-DSA-65, FIPS-204), Proof of Fractal Work consensus, WASM smart contracts, and 460+ RPC endpoints.

What is the FRAC token?

FRAC is the native utility token of the FractalAI blockchain with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens. It is used for staking, governance, gas fees, and DeFi. FRAC is purely deflationary with a 61.8% fee burn rate based on the golden ratio.

How does Proof of Fractal Work differ from Proof of Work?

Proof of Fractal Work (PoFW) requires validators to perform fractal analysis instead of hash puzzles. Validators whose fractal dimensions approach the golden ratio (φ = 1.618) receive higher rewards, making it computationally meaningful rather than wasteful.

Is FractalAI quantum-resistant?

FractalAI signs with CRYSTALS-Dilithium (ML-DSA-65, NIST FIPS-204) in production today — resistant to known classical and quantum attacks, not "unbreakable". ML-KEM (Kyber) key encapsulation for encrypted transport is in active development (not yet wired). Crypto-agile by design.

How can I buy FRAC tokens?

FRAC tokens are available through the presale at fractalai.net.co/presale. You can pay with USDC on Base, USDC on Stellar (lowest fees), or credit/debit card via Circle. The presale has 4 phases starting at $0.25 (Seed) up to $0.80 (Public), with listing target at $1.00.

What is the AURUM protocol?

AURUM is FractalAI's commodity tokenization protocol that enables gold, silver, platinum, and 5 other commodities to be tokenized on-chain with phi-bonding curves that grow at 1.618% per epoch.

FRAC Seed Round: $0.25/FRAC — early allocation with vesting; no listing price or return is guaranteed — Buy Now

🔐 Post-quantum verification suite

FractalAI Proofs

Cryptographic proof that survives the quantum era. The only notary suite where every certificate is signed with NIST post-quantum algorithms — verifiable by anyone, forever.

Every existing notary (timestamps, draws, AI logs) signs with ECDSA/RSA — falsifiable once quantum computers arrive (NIST: deprecated 2030, prohibited 2035). A proof must outlive the claim it secures. Ours does.

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ProofMind

Post-quantum verifiable AI

Your AI agent signs every decision with Dilithium-3 (NIST FIPS 204) and verifies it before anchoring. Tamper one byte → rejected.

✓ Proves: Authenticity, integrity & quantum-resistance of an AI decision.

✗ Does not: The correctness of the model’s reasoning.

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Sello Génesis

Post-quantum proof-of-priority notary

Seal the hash of any file with a Dilithium-3 signature + a public drand round — a verifiable lower-bound on time. Content never leaves your browser.

✓ Proves: Prior possession & integrity, with a re-verifiable timestamp that survives the quantum era.

✗ Does not: Authorship or originality. It is not a patent.

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FairDraw

Provably-fair draws

Commit to participants + a FUTURE drand round (unknowable in advance). Winners derive deterministically from that public value, signed post-quantum.

✓ Proves: Unpredictability & integrity of the result — nobody could know it in advance, nobody can change it after.

✗ Does not: That the participant list is complete or legitimate.

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Live proofs explorer

Real ProofMind attestations, durably anchored — newest first. Nothing here is simulated: this reads the same record each permalink below resolves independently.

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✓ Sign / seal / draw
✓ Public re-verification
✓ Community support

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Pro

$29/mo

✓ Unlimited seals & draws
✓ API access (post-quantum signing)
✓ Downloadable .fseal / .fdraw certificates
✓ Priority support

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Business

$99/mo

✓ Everything in Pro
✓ Higher rate limits
✓ Bulk verification API
✓ Compliance-ready evidence exports (EU AI Act)

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Paid tiers settle in USDC on Base — verified on-chain, no card, no third party. Honest claim: resistant to all known classical & quantum attacks per NIST FIPS 203/204 — not “unbreakable”.