The initial research and development phase for the Ozone Chain project began, focusing on creating a quantum-resistant blockchain solution.

The official whitepaper was published, detailing the project's technical architecture, including its use of PQC and a QRNG.

The Ozone Chain Mainnet was officially launched, marking the genesis of the quantum-resistant network available to the public.

The native OZO token was listed on several centralized exchanges, including BitMart, MEXC, and Gate.io, increasing its liquidity and accessibility.

A major network upgrade, 'Project Cerberus,' was announced, aimed at enhancing interoperability with other blockchains through a quantum-secure bridge protocol.