Library for hash-based signatures.
The CoinZdense projects aim to provide simple post-quantum-ready hash-based signatures geared specifically at :
utility blockchain projects
distributed exchange projects
other blockchain projects that are commonly used in a key-reuse by design way.
CoinZdense explicitly does NOT aim at being a post-quantum solution for blockchain projects that neither rely nor would benefit from extensive re-usage of signing keys.
See https://coin.z-den.se/ for more info.
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