33 stories about Quantum from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 24, 2026.
Artificial intelligence is speeding up the timeline for quantum computing to break current cryptographic protections. Security experts are calling for a rethink of digital security to prepare for this looming threat. The urgency is growing as AI advances could shorten the timeframe for quantum attacks.
The crypto industry is taking steps to address potential security threats from quantum computing. Experts warn that future quantum computers could break current encryption methods, prompting proactive measures to safeguard digital assets.
A blockchain startup claims its quantum-resistant technology could safeguard Satoshi’s untouched Bitcoin and other dormant funds. The plan involves a soft fork to freeze and protect vulnerable BTC.
Ethereum is planning to replace its current BLS signatures with post-quantum secure alternatives to protect against future quantum computing threats. This move aims to future-proof the network against potential vulnerabilities that could arise from advancements in quantum technology.
Analytics firm Glassnode warns that nearly 10% of Bitcoin's supply could be compromised by a quantum computing breakthrough. The firm recommends implementing quantum-resistant solutions like BIP-360 to mitigate this risk.
Binance Smart Chain's quantum-resistant upgrade succeeded in its test, but it reduced transaction speed by 40%. The trade-off highlights the challenges of balancing security and performance in blockchain networks.
Glassnode has analyzed how much Bitcoin could be at risk from quantum computing attacks. They found that about 23% of Bitcoin's supply is potentially vulnerable due to past transaction patterns.
Citi warns that rapid advances in quantum computing could soon threaten Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin's security model is particularly at risk due to its reliance on cryptographic methods that quantum computers could potentially break.
A new report warns that quantum computing could break Bitcoin's security, potentially putting $3 trillion in digital assets at risk. The report suggests it may already be too late to fully protect the network.