Morgan Stanle2026-07-08 20:32:14Morgan Stanley's Low-Fee Bitcoin ETF Sparks Fee War; Bitmine Lists on NYSE with $4B BuybackThis week's crypto highlights: Morgan Stanley's low-fee Bitcoin ETF intensifies fee competition; Starkware proposes quantum-safe Bitcoin transactions without protocol changes; US Treasury Secretary pushes Clarity Act; Bitmine uplists to NYSE and expands buyback to $4 billion.1830
Starkware2026-07-08 16:24:14Starkware CPO Unveils QSB: Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transactions Without Protocol ChangesAvihu Levy, Starkware's CPO, published QSB on April 9, 2026, enabling quantum-safe Bitcoin transactions using existing script rules at $75-150 per tx, no softfork needed.490
quantum-safe2026-07-08 16:20:15Silence Labs Launches Quantum-Safe Vault for Crypto Custody, Bitgo and Infosys Join Early TestingSilence Laboratories unveils the first quantum-resistant vault combining post-quantum signatures and MPC, with Bitgo, Infosys, Zengo, and Eigenlayer as early testers, enabling institutions to upgrade crypto custody against future quantum threats.500
Dragonchain2026-07-08 10:04:15Dragonchain Overview: DRGN All-Time High at $5.27, Circulating Supply Near 370.8 MillionDragonchain is presented as a hybrid blockchain platform for enterprise use cases, emphasizing scalability, interoperability, and quantum-safe protection. DRGN’s all-time high is listed at $5.27, with about 370.8 million tokens in circulation.440
Dragonchain2026-07-08 10:04:15Dragonchain and DRGN Snapshot: Enterprise Blockchain Positioning, Supply Metrics, and All-Time HighDragonchain presents itself as a hybrid blockchain platform for enterprise use cases, highlighting scalability, interoperability, and quantum-safe protection. Public data also outlines DRGN’s all-time high and token supply metrics.430
quantum-safe2026-07-02 03:20:14Bitcoin Can Be Quantum-Safe Without Forks: Inside the QSB ProposalA new research proposal by StarkWare researcher Avihu Levy claims that Bitcoin transactions can resist quantum attacks without any protocol changes. The Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) scheme replaces elliptic curve security with hash-based puzzles, specifically a 'hash-to-signature' mechanism that defeats Shor's algorithm. The paper estimates a success probability of 1 in ~70.4 trillion attempts per puzzle. Each transaction costs $75-$150 to generate using cloud GPUs, but the oversized scripts exceed relay policy limits, requiring direct miner submission. This article explains the three-stage transaction process, security assumptions, current limitations, and why this approach could influence future quantum safety debates in Bitcoin.520
Ethereum2026-06-02 20:00:50Ethereum Researchers Propose XMSS Registry as First Concrete Step Toward Post-Quantum CryptographyEthereum researchers Thomas Coratger and Justin Drake have proposed a dedicated XMSS public key registry, marking the first specific protocol upgrade for Ethereum's migration to post-quantum cryptography. The registry allows ~1M validators to pre-register quantum-safe keys ahead of a full BLS signature switch.560
