Quantum computers haven’t cracked Bitcoin yet, but a new blockchain claiming to be the 'quantum-resistant version of Zcash' is already sparking debates over its pre-mining ratio. The Quantus mainnet launched less than a month ago, focusing on quantum-resistant cryptography and private transactions. It even secured investments from early Zcash supporters like Balaji and others. With two funding rounds totaling approximately $2.42 million, and riding the wave of ZEC’s rise and renewed interest in the privacy sector, it quickly caught the market’s attention. The controversy lies in the token distribution: QTC has a total supply of 21 million, and 27% was minted during the genesis phase. Of that, 23% went to investors, founders, and the team. For a project emphasizing PoW and Bitcoin-like scarcity, pre-allocating over a quarter of the tokens hasn’t sat well with the community.