StarkWare has announced that the first quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction has been successfully executed, according to a report by The Block. The company said the transaction was carried out using a method designed to add another layer of protection for assets on Bitcoin.
StarkWare’s Avihu Levy used a signature grinding technique to protect public key data while also making sure the transaction remained secure in Bitcoin’s mempool. The approach, as described in the report, is intended to introduce a second layer of security for asset protection.
No additional technical details, transaction size, or timing beyond the announcement were disclosed in the provided report.
StarkWare has announced that the first quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction has been successfully executed, according to The Block.
The company said Avihu Levy used a signature grinding technique to protect public key data while ensuring the transaction remained secure in Bitcoin’s mempool, adding a second layer of security for assets.
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