Ripple outlines a four-phase plan to protect the XRP Ledger from quantum computing threats, with full post-quantum cryptography deployment targeted by 2028. The roadmap includes contingency measures, NIST algorithm experiments, and collaboration with Project Eleven.

Ripple has unveiled a four-phase plan to make the XRP Ledger quantum-resistant by 2028, covering emergency migration measures, vulnerability assessment, testnet integration and full deployment of post-quantum cryptography.

Ripple has unveiled a four-phase roadmap to make the XRP Ledger quantum-resistant by 2028, addressing risks to exposed public keys, long-held accounts, and ecosystem-wide migration challenges.

Ripple has released a four-phase roadmap to prepare the XRP Ledger for quantum threats by 2028, covering emergency migration measures, vulnerability assessment, testnet integration, and full deployment of post-quantum cryptography.

TRON plans to adopt NIST-standardized post-quantum signatures to address rising quantum computing risks. Following the announcement, active addresses climbed to 3.04 million and TRX briefly reached $0.325, fueling market speculation over a potential move toward $0.36.

Justin Sun said Tron plans to adopt NIST-standardized post-quantum signatures to address future quantum computing threats. The announcement coincided with stronger network activity and TRX price gains, with markets now watching whether the token can break higher toward $0.36.

Elon Musk joked that forgotten Bitcoin wallet passwords may one day be recoverable, after Google Quantum AI warned future quantum computers could break elliptic curve cryptography with fewer resources than expected. The report adds urgency to post-quantum upgrades across blockchain networks.

Elon Musk joked that forgotten crypto wallet passwords may not matter in the future, after Google Quantum AI warned that quantum computers could break elliptic curve cryptography faster than previously thought, raising urgency around post-quantum upgrades.