Research & Papers
Most chains publish documents about their network. AERE publishes documents the network itself keeps honest: the flagship paper re-anchors its own fingerprint to the chain four times a day, and the evidence reports are generated by tools you can download and run against a public endpoint.
The AERE Whitepaper
The full protocol paper: QBFT consensus on chain 2800, the five NIST post-quantum precompiles, the header anchor, economics, and the honest-boundaries register. It re-anchors itself to a fresh block four times a day and prints its own verification commands; if its self-check fails, it refuses to publish.
Conformance report
What a compliance team receives: post-quantum precompiles checked against NIST vectors, block interval, validator set and contract fingerprints, every number measured read-only from a public RPC endpoint, none written by hand.
The post-quantum header anchor
The research line behind the anchor: how a certificate of Falcon-512 validator seals is bound under the block hash, the formal consensus models, the KAT corpus, and the prior art named and dated rather than ignored.
Protocol documentation
The protocol specification, EIP compatibility matrix, reproducibility guides and validation status, written to be checked rather than believed: claims carry the block they were measured at.
Run the code
The node fork with the post-quantum precompiles and anchor patches, the smart contracts behind every deployed address, and the TypeScript SDK, all on our public forge.
The Aere glossary
Twelve terms, each explained in plain language and each tied to the live chain: what a seal certificate is, what finality means here, what a precompile does.
The one-minute proof
# The whitepaper names its own fingerprint and the block it is anchored to. # Recompute both from your own machine: curl -sL https://aere.network/whitepaper | sed -n '/WP-CONTENT-START/,/WP-CONTENT-END/p' | sha256sum curl -s https://aere.network/whitepaper-figures.json | head -c 400