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Quip @quipnetwork doesn’t keep your funds in the wallet you already use. It creates a second address. The first one is your owner wallet. That’s just the signer. The wallet you already have. The second one is the Quip Account. That’s where the funds actually go. That’s what gets the extra protection. How it works: every transaction needs two signatures. Your normal one, plus a quantum-resistant one. Both have to pass. Your funds are not locked. You can still send and use apps. Did you set one up already?

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