The QRNs are exposed via a secure API endpoint.

The QRNs are written to the linux random devices /dev/random and /dev/urandom, which updates the entropy pool.

The new source of entropy is stirred into the mix of bits in the pool, using the modified TGFSR (Twisted Generalized Feedback Shift Register).

A fundamental property of entropy is that it mixes well. If two unrelated random streams are combined, the new stream cannot have less entropy. Thus the entropy of the kernel pool becomes quantum-grade.

The new entropy pool provides random numbers to blockchain operations like hashing, encryption, signing etc.

The QRNs are written to the linux random devices /dev/random and /dev/urandom, which updates the entropy pool.

The blockchain is made quantum-secure by the use of QRNs.