Justin Sun announces TRON will deploy NIST-standard post-quantum signatures, becoming the first major blockchain to implement such tech. TRX price climbed to $0.324 with over 3.5M daily active users. Bitcoin still debating freezing old coins; Ethereum has no mainnet timeline.
Telegram's H1 2025 revenue jumped 65% to $870M, operating profit near $400M, but $500M in Russian bonds frozen by sanctions and a Toncoin price slump drove a $222M net loss, stalling its IPO.
Quantography Labs released early access to Lock.com, a crypto wallet that eliminates hardware dependencies. It uses isolated signing (private keys offline) and post-quantum standards ML-DSA and ML-KEM to secure assets.
Project Eleven CEO Alex Pruden said at Consensus Miami that Bitcoin's post-quantum migration is more complex than the Taproot upgrade and needs to begin immediately. Delay risks $2.3 trillion in assets; a quantum computer could steal funds in a single block if users haven't migrated.
EIP-8141 aims to bring native account abstraction into Ethereum’s protocol layer, enabling flexible validation logic, gas sponsorship, multisig support, and room for post-quantum migration. It is still only under consideration because of implementation, mempool, and verification complexity.
Christopher Wood of Jefferies removed the 10% Bitcoin allocation from his flagship portfolio, replacing it with physical gold and gold mining stocks, citing advanced quantum computers could derive private keys from public keys and break Bitcoin's cryptography.
The Verus Protocol Ethereum bridge was exploited for over $11.5 million via forged cross-chain messages, with security firms attributing the attack to a missing validation check similar to the 2022 Nomad and Wormhole incidents.
A 2010 forum reply from Satoshi Nakamoto has resurfaced, showing he believed Bitcoin could migrate to stronger cryptography if quantum threats emerged gradually. The discussion has regained attention as quantum computing advances accelerate.
