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Analysis of Quantum Resistance of various blockchain projects by @grok (SuperGrok) is shared below. As per Grok, #quantumcoin is the only blockchain that ticks all the boxes & stands out as the fully quantum resistant blockchain! x.com/i/grok/share/e…

Blockchains that don't adopt post quantum cryptography dsa asap will be toast. #crqc #pqc #qday

@JKim_Tran They probably aren't aware themselves about the nuances.

How do people feel when "quantum" influencers and marketers use "quantum" interchangeably for quantum computing and tech that is based on quantum mechanics? I'll admit that it irritates me because it's so technically wrong.

@nic_carter >>>>Everyone else seems to be petrified in fear. Maybe you just meant the popular blockchains. Not everyone else, QuantumCoin has been ahead of the curve in this regard.

Elliptic curve cryptography is on the brink of obsolescence. Whether it’s 3 or 10 years; it’s over and we need to accept that The only thing that matters is how quickly blockchain developers recognize that they need to bake in cryptographic mutability into their networks This of course requires an entire reimagining of how these systems work. Today the crypto is hardcoded in. That will have to change ETH people have already figured this out. Everyone else seems to be petrified in fear. Unless something changes quickly ETHBTC will start to reflect the divergence in prioritisation

@nic_carter Its highly likely this timeline will be re-estimated much closer

Google updates their quantum migration deadline to 2029: “Google’s introducing a 2029 timeline to secure the quantum era with post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration. Last month, we called to secure the quantum era before a future quantum computer can break current encryption. This new timeline reflects migration needs for the PQC era in light of progress on quantum computing hardware development, quantum error correction, and quantum factoring resource estimates.” blog.google/innovation-and…

If 2026 wasn't enough already: Google's worried Q-day is as early as 2029. blog.google/innovation-and…

I would bet against Q day by 2030, but I wouldn't bet against it at 10:1 odds. ~10% risk is unacceptably high here, so I'm very in favor of transitioning to quantum-safe cryptography by 2029: blog.google/innovation-and… Yes this means I 90% expect to be made fun of in 2030. Oh well.

Google Quantum AI is expanding to include neutral atom research with our superconducting program. Complementary paths will accelerate our mission to build a large-scale, error-corrected quantum computer—an engineering challenge we are excited to tackle. goo.gle/40TycSV

Updated Quantum Resistance Whitepaper has been published, to reflect more accurately current blockchain code. quantumcoin.org/whitepapers/Qu… #quantumcoin #cryptography #crypto

@kaepora Is there plan for SLH-DSA tests as well?

We at Symbolic Software just finished running 1,296 tests across 15 ML-KEM and ML-DSA implementations in search of vulnerabilities. Our results, alongside Crucible, our open-source ML-KEM/ML-DSA testing harness, are documented in today's blog post: symbolic.software/blog/2026-03-2…

As 2026 Q2 approaches, here are some of the releases for QuantumCoin platform during Q1: 1) QuantumCoin.js SDK 2) Node update with support for Level 5 NIST post quantum cryptography for transaction signing 3) Block Explorer multiple new features #quantumcoin #crypto #quantum

New Block Explorer features are now live at quantumscan.com Transitioned from Beta to Live. #quantumcoin, the only current blockchain using NIST standardized post quantum cryptography. Prepared for q-day y2q

#apsmarch 2026

@LarkDavis It is not an actual fix, doesn't use any NIST standardized post quantum cryptography for signing.

Bitcoin's quantum fix just went live on testnet. 🔐 Quantum computers could one day crack crypto wallets. Devs just built the first real defense, and it's working. Not on mainnet yet, but the shield exists. The future is being built now.

Bennett and Brassard win the Turing award for BB84 quantum cryptography. There’s going to lots of people confusing this for quantum computers *breaking* cryptography and post-quantum cryptography. nytimes.com/2026/03/18/tec…

New Global Risk Institute report on CRQC is out. There are many things to say but I'll start with this chart: Three things stand out from this survey (physicist/QC expert) opinions 1. They are less confident than ever that a quantum computer WON'T happen within 5 years 2. They are more confident than ever that a quantum computer WILL happen in the next 20 - 30 years 3. For the ten-year timeline, the largest cohort said that there was an equal chance of it happening/not happening ...compared to prior years.

Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard have been named the winners of the A.M. Turing Award, one of the highest honors in computing, for their work establishing the foundations of quantum information theory. The award comes with a $1 million prize. quantamagazine.org/quantum-crypto…

@apruden08 There is a discussion on Post AI cryptography in the NIST pqc forum: groups.google.com/a/list.nist.go…

I think this is something that many cryptographers who consider the progress of quantum computing are under-rating. Scientific progress is now moving at the pace of AI, and it may only be a matter of time before a major breakthrough (or a collection of small ones) breaks the field wide open and clears the path for a CRQC.

Yesterday, the SEC proposed amendments to Rule 15c2-11 to refer to only equity securities.  @SECPaulSAtkins: "Regulations should be appropriately tailored to fit the asset class to which they apply.” Read the full release here: ow.ly/51wl50YveeY

🚨 BIG: The SEC says most crypto assets are not securities, including staking, airdrops, and Bitcoin mining, providing new regulatory clarity.

✨✨✨New QuantumScan features introduced in beta!✨✨✨ beta.quantumscan.com ✴️1) All Validators daily, monthly, yearly, all time report beta.quantumscan.com/validator-repo… ✴️2) Individual validator daily, monthly, yearly, all time report. To get to this page, you can use one of following options: ✴️a) Goto your account page (search by depositor address) and click on "More Details..." (or) b) Goto beta.quantumscan.com/validator/page and click on your validator or depositor address ✴️3) Blocks daily, monthly, yearly, all time report beta.quantumscan.com/block-report/d… ✴️4) Transactions daily, monthly, yearly, all time report beta.quantumscan.com/txn-report/dai… ✴️5) Token List: beta.quantumscan.com/token/page/1 ✴️6) Block Validator Set: shows validators for the specific block: to get to this page, goto the block page and click "More..." beta.quantumscan.com/block/3649021 ✴️7) Pending Transactions page: beta.quantumscan.com/pending-txn/pa… To get to this page, click on Transactions from the menu and click "Pending" ✴️8) Specific account pages will also show pending transactions if any. ✴️9) UI Bug fixes and proper separation of active/inactive validators after recent update for voting weight decay. Shows "Staking Net Balance after Decay" as well. beta.quantumscan.com/validator/page ✴️10) And more... Known issues (pending fixes): a) Block validator set shown only for recent blocks. b) Validator Report, on clicking on next or previous page number shows current date rather than report date. Please report bugs, feedback, feature request. #quantumcoin