Cellframe is a service-oriented blockchain platform with a quantum-resistant layer-1 network. Quantum-resistant algorithms, also known as post-quantum, are cryptographic algorithms that avert attacks from quantum computers. Quantum computers are those machines that have such processing power that beats even the most powerful supercomputers available today. Hence, post-quantum encryption is a standard to provide the highest level of security. 

Cellframe can thus be explained as a multi-channel, quantum-resistant blockchain that allows multiple keys and signing algorithms. In addition, the network was built from scratch in plain C, resulting in a more efficient CPU and memory. Performance and scalability of Cellframe meet not only demand from the public blockchain industry but also widely used enterprise solutions.

Cellframe consists of a specific capability of smart contracts under which it can interact directly with the resources of an operating system. This feature allows Cellframe to leverage disk space, computing power, and the internet channel to carry out necessary business logic. CELL is the native token10 of Cellframe used for multiple purposes like:

Cellframe was introduced in 2017 by Sergey Sevantsyan and Dmitry Gerasimov. They both have a great experience in blockchain and traditional ICT. Sergey Sevantsyan is an international keynote speaker and has 25+ years of experience in ICT. In contrast, Dmitry Gerasimov has extensive experience as a developer in the field of security and quantum computing.

The total supply of Cellframe is 29,735,000 CELL tokens.