5. Technical Philosophy

BitNanum is not about competing on raw speed, but about building a usable global payment infrastructure guided by four principles:

5.1 Security

BitNanum adopts Dilithium-based post-quantum signatures. This proactively addresses the risk that quantum computing could compromise current public-key cryptography (ECC/RSA) within the next decade, ensuring the integrity and irreversibility of transactions and long-term records. Users benefit from their device’s built-in security without compromising ease of use.

5.2 Structure (Balancing Efficiency and Decentralization)

Ordinary users can freely transfer and swap, while business-level functions require foundation approval. This preserves openness for everyday use while preventing malicious actors from arbitrarily creating disruptive infrastructure — achieving both openness and safety.

5.3 Economy (Transparent Rewards and Fraud Prevention)

The chain’s economic model emphasizes transparent on-chain rewards for validators and liquidity providers (LPs), while preventing fraudulent tokens through an approval-based pool system. Risky assets are filtered at registration, and continuous monitoring with state transitions (suspension or cancellation) maintains market integrity. The aim is an environment where users can safely participate in pools.

5.4 Regulatory Friendliness

BitNanum is designed to align with SEC (US), MiCA (EU), MAS (SG), and FATF recommendations, as well as Korean regulatory sandbox frameworks, and other applicable regimes. Enterprises and institutions must obtain foundation approval to legitimately leverage the infrastructure, while actual financial services such as stablecoin issuance and payments are carried out by licensed/authorized entities. Foundation approval is a policy-level access right, not a regulatory guarantee. The Foundation ensures the technology reliably supports operators in meeting their regulatory obligations.

On this basis, BitNanum, as an independent blockchain foundation, aims to become the standard global payment infrastructure trusted by anyone, anywhere.