Public Chains Prepare for Post-Quantum Security Amid Quantum Computing Threat
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Odaily reported that quantum computing poses a potential threat to the cryptography underpinning Bitcoin, Ethereum and other public blockchains, while current quantum hardware has not yet created an actual danger. Several chains have already begun post-quantum security preparations. Algorand, NEAR and Starknet have launched post-quantum accounts, and Ethereum targets completion of its post-quantum migration around 2029. Bitcoin-related proposals remain at the draft stage. NIST has released post-quantum standards, and institutional investors including BlackRock and VanEck have disclosed quantum risks in ETF prospectuses.
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各大公链量子安全备战进度综述
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- 发布量子安全备战进度综述
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Odaily Daily published an in-depth report assessing quantum computing threats to Bitcoin, Ethereum and other public blockchains and reviewing their post-quantum migration progress. The article says current quantum hardware is not yet an actual threat, but NIST has released post-quantum standards, and chains such as Algorand, NEAR and Starknet have launched quantum-resistant accounts, while Ethereum targets around 2029 and Bitcoin proposals remain at draft stage. Institutions including BlackRock and VanEck have disclosed quantum risks in ETF filings.
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