FAQ
Short answers to common questions about QLP.
The position is locked forever. No wallet, admin or upgrade can release it without a valid post-quantum signature. Export the backup and store the passphrase separately.
No. QLP aims for post-quantum withdrawal authorization: moving vault assets should require a hash-based signature. Solana, wallets and the AMM remain conventional.
No. Turnkey handles sign-in and pays transaction fees with a conventional Ed25519 wallet. The post-quantum key is separate and generated on your device.
QLP never shows an APY. The Liquidity Vault earns whatever real trading fees the pool generates for your share — which may be little or nothing.
Yes. The Liquidity Vault carries market and impermanent-loss risk, and all vaults carry smart-contract risk. The SOL you get back can be less than you put in.
No. Balances, shares and keys live in Solana accounts. The QLP app reads them directly over RPC and decodes them in your browser.
To the team treasury, a public multisig. It adds liquidity to the pool and uses the swap fees that liquidity earns to fund development. Treasury liquidity is not locked.
No. Deeper liquidity makes each trade move the price less, but the price can still fall.
Whoever holds the upgrade authority — until it is revoked after audit. The Security page shows the live authority.