Google’s quantum AI whitepaper warns that CRQCs could break current encryption by 2029, enabling transaction hijacking and retroactive decryption of historical blockchain data. Experts say PQC upgrades alone cannot protect old on-chain privacy.
Justin Sun announces Tron's post-quantum upgrade integrating NIST-backed signatures. The move challenges Bitcoin and Ethereum on quantum readiness, but technical trade-offs raise questions about implementation and market impact.
Justin Sun said Tron will pursue a post-quantum upgrade using NIST-backed cryptography, but key technical details, governance proposals, and migration plans have not yet been released.
A joint study by Ark Invest and Unchained concludes that current quantum computers are far from breaking Bitcoin's encryption, with 65% of BTC stored in quantum-resistant addresses. The threat is not imminent.
Justin Sun announces Tron will integrate NIST post-quantum signatures to defend against quantum computing threats. Signature size increase of 10x may impact throughput; TRX trades in $0.32-0.34 range as community questions lack of technical details.
Justin Sun revealed Tron will integrate NIST post-quantum encryption standards to protect against quantum computing threats. The upgrade involves larger signatures that may impact throughput, with no official roadmap yet. TRX trades near $0.33.
A new Google Quantum AI white paper says the resources needed to break Bitcoin’s ECDSA may be about 20 times lower than previous estimates. While the required 500,000-qubit hardware does not yet exist, the study has intensified debate over Bitcoin’s long-term security and accelerated focus on post-quantum upgrades.
Quantum computing stocks surged in U.S. trading on April 15, led by Arqit Quantum’s nearly 13% gain. IonQ, SEALSQ, and D-Wave rose over 9%, while trading volume in the sector hit a recent high, highlighting rising investor interest in quantum computing and quantum-safe security.
