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I created a special game schedule for the Indonesian region, similar to the one I made last month, for the month of December. Keep in mind that there is a significant time difference between UTC and Indonesian time, which is about 8 hours. Let's grow with @SoundnessLabs

@SoundnessLabs @TheHubKeeper @UjangRamb069 @HanumD3e @NoomiYJH @bangfan06 @0xdhyzal @namri_20 @Crypto_Alpha12 @DanielEdekhe 8) To me, this shows an important shift in thinking: The post-quantum transition may not happen by replacing everything at once, but by gradually adding cryptographic protection layers on top of the systems already used today. gSoundy everyone..

@SoundnessLabs @TheHubKeeper @UjangRamb069 @HanumD3e @NoomiYJH @bangfan06 @0xdhyzal @namri_20 @Crypto_Alpha12 @DanielEdekhe 7) According to Soundness: → standalone prover: completed → hidden-key circuit: completed → wallet demo: already live → on-chain verifier optimization: ongoing Current benchmarks on Apple M1: → ~87ms proving → ~65ms verification → 226KB proofs

gSoundy Everyone!! One of the most interesting ideas discussed by @SoundnessLabs in the recent PQTS #7 call is this: Maybe the future of post-quantum security isn’t about replacing the entire crypto stack overnight but wrapping existing systems with a new protective layer. next

more big tech from @SoundnessLabs is on the way!!

@SoundnessLabs @Mahdi_seda Soundness cooking hard as always. gSoundy 🐬

Legacy systems have been our cryptographic backbone for decades. One challenge in the PQ transition is finding approaches that integrate cleanly into the systems & flows already used today. That’s what @Mahdi_seda from @SoundnessLabs discussed at the PQTS #7 call last week. 🧵

Every quantum migration plan you have heard requires new addresses, a hard fork, or moving your assets somewhere else. Come find out more tomorrow at zkSummit14 in Rome. At 16:15 mainstage, @Mahdi_seda presents: “Proof of Seed: ZK-Based Quantum Migration Without Address Changes”

@SoundnessLabs @Mahdi_seda can't wait 😍

LFG!!! 🐬

@SoundnessLabs Amazing team. 🐬

A must read.

1/ Bitcoin's latest post-quantum migration proposal, BIP-361, would freeze quantum-vulnerable addresses once the sunset period starts. Freezing accounts is not ideal, but if you hold an HD wallet seed phrase, you'll still have a path to recover your funds after the freeze. Here's how 👇🏻

@SoundnessLabs A future.. 😍

@wilfrix6 @UjangRamb069 @namri_20 @SirAxelen @bangfan06 @NoomiYJH @coeyecoye @0xdhyzal @TheHubKeeper @Crypto_Alpha12 😄

@OverOcelot @UjangRamb069 @namri_20 @SirAxelen @bangfan06 @NoomiYJH @coeyecoye @0xdhyzal @TheHubKeeper @Crypto_Alpha12 Hopefully it's being exaggerated

I used to think quantum computing was still far away. something that might only become a problem years from now. But after reading the latest article from EOS and Soundness Labs, my perspective completely changed. Quantum is no longer a distant threat; it’s getting closer, next..

@SoundnessLabs already has the ZK proof technology to prove wallet ownership, but for Bitcoin, the main challenge lies in how the network can natively verify that proof.

@SoundnessLabs Keep on top

This is super interesting ... BIP-361 (Phase C): recover frozen legacy UTXOs via ZK proof of BIP-39 seed knowledge. As said in our previous posts this is the most practical solution. This is literally what we built for other chains with sub-second proving time, client-side. We have the most efficient construction for it at @SoundnessLabs. The missing piece for Bitcoin: where and how do you verify the proof? No smart conract, no native verifier, limited opcodes. That's the research frontier we're on right now, stay tuned ...