Explore quantum and crypto news, including security risks, post-quantum research, and what quantum computing could mean for blockchains.
The biggest near-term quantum threat to Bitcoin is pretty unglamorous: whether the institutions holding it can upgrade their plumbing without chaos.
Andjela Radmilac 7 min read 
Over 30% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply sits in wallets with exposed public keys, making exchange custody the clearest Bitcoin quantum computing risk.
Project Eleven awarded its Q-Day Prize after Giancarlo Lelli broke a 15-bit elliptic curve key on public quantum hardware.
As NIST pushes organizations to start migrating now, public post-quantum planning is beginning to look like a new marker of maturity across the crypto stack.
XRPL's post quantum planning goes beyond signatures and Ripple hints privacy tools like zero knowledge proofs may change too.
BIP 361 forces a choice between freezing vulnerable Bitcoin and risking quantum theft, as Ethereum and Tron race to prove they have safer migration runbooks.
Security leaders warn AI driven exploits could jump from “bug” to irreversible on-chain loss before humans even spot the trail.
The real question in Bitcoin’s quantum threat is who could actually use a multi-billion dollar quantum machine for criminal activity?
Algorand's ALGO ripped from $0.08 to $0.12 as traders reacted to Google spotlighting a real post quantum rollout.
