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    1. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Quantum computing poses a significant threat to current cryptographic systems, including those securing cryptocurrencies. The potential arrival of Q-Day, when quantum computers can break classical encryption, could compromise blockchain security and digital trust. Governments and organizations are investing in quantum-resistant algorithms to mitigate risks. The crypto industry must adapt by implementing post-quantum encryption to ensure survival and maintain trust in the face of this emerging challenge.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    2. HistorianMinute8464 on

      Another quantum fud post…

      Can we please just please stop with this crap. Post quantum encryption was invented 30 years ago, and if quantum computers start breaking shit, your crypto currency will be the least of your worries. So just stop. Please.

    3. Ok but even if quantum actually becomes real, isn’t Ehthereum immune for quantum?

    4. ConcernNormal9255 on

      It’s nice to see a project like QRL that had a vision and reality is finally catching up to what they foresaw happening. Quantum is here to stay and it will be a part of policy.

    5. Working_Noise_1782 on

      Are banks ready for q day?

      How bout military contractors thats been sharing petabytes of data.

    6. CilicianKnightAni on

      Just don’t receive into any address you sent out of before and when spending don’t leave anything behind in the spending address. That should be good to go

    7. Take a Look at Krown Network, especially Krown Coin. They not only provide the first quantum secured coin, but also provide a hot wallet in cooperation with Quantum Emotion (Quantum Cybersecurity Company)

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