Synergy Network Relaunches Fully On-Chain SNRG Presale, Advancing Post-Quantum Layer-1 Blockchain Toward Mainnet

Eight-stage, fully on-chain presale introduces referral rewards and NFT staking, backed by a Layer-1 blockchain already demonstrating post-quantum security on its public testnet.

PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, November 10, 2026 – Synergy Network, a next-generation Layer-1 blockchain built with post-quantum security at its foundation, has announced the relaunch of its native coin presale under a new, fully on-chain eight-stage structure. Stage 1 opens at $0.0038 per SNRG, with each stage lasting up to 30 days or until its allocated supply sells out, whichever occurs first.

The relaunched presale introduces an automated, Ethereum-based purchase system that accepts ETH, USDT, and USDC, replacing the previous backend-dependent payment process with smart contract-managed transactions, pricing, and stage progression.

A total of 2.24 billion SNRG is allocated across eight stages, with 280 million SNRG assigned to each stage. The price increases by $0.006 per SNRG between stages, beginning at $0.0038 in Stage 1 and reaching $0.0458 in Stage 8.

The smart contract automatically advances to the next stage when either the current stage’s 30-day period expires or its available allocation is exhausted, providing a transparent and predetermined pricing structure.

On-Chain Claim Vouchers, Referral Rewards and Presale Staking

Each qualifying presale purchase generates a blockchain-based Claim Voucher NFT representing the purchaser’s entitlement to native SNRG. These vouchers provide an on-chain record of purchased allocations and serve as the mechanism through which participants will claim their coins when Synergy Network launches its mainnet.

At mainnet launch, eligible vouchers will be redeemable on a 1:1 basis for native SNRG, without an additional vesting period or mandatory lockup for ordinary presale purchases.

Once redeemed, the native coins will be available for use within the network, subject to applicable network capabilities and legal requirements. Mainnet launch and exchange listings are separate milestones.

The relaunched presale also introduces a referral rewards program. After completing their first purchase, participants receive a personalized referral link that can be shared with prospective buyers.

When a qualifying buyer purchases SNRG using another participant’s referral code, the buyer receives an additional 5% SNRG bonus, while the participant whose referral code was used receives a 10% SNRG bonus. Referral bonuses are represented by additional claim voucher entitlements, and participants cannot use their own referral codes.

Participants may also elect to stake eligible Claim Voucher NFTs for predetermined periods, earning additional SNRG entitlement rewards based on the selected duration.

The available staking options are:

• 3 months: 2% reward
• 6 months: 4% reward
• 9 months: 6% reward

Rewards are issued upon successful completion of the applicable staking period, subject to the program’s terms.

During staking, the corresponding entitlement is made available as testnet SNRG on Synergy’s public testnet, where it supports participation in network operations and security. These testnet allocations are distinct from the purchaser’s native mainnet entitlement and do not constitute additional redeemable mainnet coins.

“Post-quantum security should not be something a blockchain has to figure out how to implement after the threat becomes unavoidable. It needs to be part of the architecture from the beginning,” said Justin Hutzler, Chief Technology Officer of Synergy Network.

“We designed Synergy around that principle, integrating post-quantum cryptography into the network’s foundational security mechanisms rather than treating it as a future upgrade. Our public testnet is already demonstrating that approach, and this presale relaunch represents another step toward bringing that architecture to mainnet.”

Built for the Quantum Era

The emergence of quantum computing presents a significant long-term security challenge for the blockchain industry. Most established blockchain networks rely on elliptic-curve cryptography to authenticate transactions and protect digital assets. A sufficiently powerful cryptographically relevant quantum computer could undermine these signature systems, exposing private keys associated with publicly revealed cryptographic keys and potentially compromising affected assets.

Transitioning an established blockchain to post-quantum cryptography is a complex undertaking. Wallet infrastructure, transaction formats, validator authentication, consensus mechanisms, and supporting applications may all require significant modifications to accommodate new cryptographic standards.

Synergy Network was designed to address that challenge from the beginning, rather than relying on a future migration.

In August 2024, the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) finalized its first post-quantum cryptography standards, including FIPS 204, which specifies the Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Algorithm (ML-DSA).

Synergy Network’s live public testnet already implements ML-DSA-65 for validator authentication and ML-DSA-87 for transaction and governance signing, integrating standardized post-quantum digital signatures into the network’s foundational security architecture.

These capabilities are coordinated through the Aegis Post-Quantum Engine (APQE), Synergy’s cryptographic control plane. APQE integrates post-quantum cryptographic mechanisms across consensus, transaction authentication, and other security-critical network operations, while providing an adaptable foundation for future cryptographic upgrades.

Synergy Network has also received independent recognition from the Quantum Alliance, which designated the network Post-Quantum Ready for both consensus and transaction security in its official blockchain readiness registry.

The designation was made independently by the Alliance, without an application or request from Synergy Network. The registry specifically identifies Synergy’s implementation of ML-DSA-65 for validator authentication and ML-DSA-87 for transaction and governance signing, recognizing the network’s operational public testnet as evidence of post-quantum readiness.

Beyond Cryptography: A Security-First Network Architecture

Synergy Network’s approach to security extends beyond protecting transactions against future quantum computing threats. The network is designed around multiple complementary security mechanisms intended to protect users, applications, and network infrastructure against both conventional and emerging threats.

Central to this architecture is the Artificial Intelligence Virtual Machine (AIVM), a compartmentalized execution environment designed to support smart contracts and AI-driven operations within isolated execution contexts. Rather than relying on a single unrestricted execution environment, AIVM is designed to enforce boundaries between applications and execution compartments, reducing the potential for unauthorized interactions and limiting the propagation of security incidents.

The network also incorporates SynQ, a quantum-safe smart contract programming language designed to operate within Synergy’s post-quantum execution architecture.

Together with Proof of Synergy (PoSy) consensus and a hybrid blockchain and directed acyclic graph (DAG) transaction architecture, these technologies form the foundation of a network designed to combine advanced security, scalability, and intelligent execution.

Synergy’s operational public testnet has already demonstrated an average block time of approximately 1.08 seconds, with network activity and performance observable through Atlas, Synergy Network’s blockchain explorer.

The combination of native post-quantum cryptography, compartmentalized execution, and its hybrid transaction architecture positions Synergy Network to address security and scalability challenges confronting the next generation of decentralized infrastructure.

About Synergy Network

Synergy Network is a post-quantum Layer-1 blockchain designed to deliver secure, scalable, and intelligent decentralized infrastructure. It combines Proof of Synergy (PoSy) consensus with a hybrid blockchain and DAG-based transaction architecture designed for parallel processing and efficient transaction execution.

Its technology ecosystem includes the Aegis Post-Quantum Engine (APQE) for integrated post-quantum cryptographic security; SynQ, a quantum-safe smart contract programming language; and AIVM, a compartmentalized execution environment supporting smart contracts and artificial intelligence capabilities.

Synergy Network’s live public testnet demonstrates its implementation of standardized post-quantum cryptography, while ongoing development continues toward the launch of its mainnet.

SNRG is the network’s native coin, designed to facilitate transaction fees, support network security through validator staking, and enable participation in decentralized governance.

Secure by Design.

Presale: https://synergy-network.io/presale

Website: https://synergy-network.io/

Discover Synergy: https://synergy-network.io/discover-synergy

Quantum Alliance Registry: https://quantumalliance.foundation/registry/blockchains/synergy-network/

X: https://x.com/SynergyNetworkX

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Synergy Network
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