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The launch of the Quantum Alliance marks a critical shift from theoretical risk to actionable standardization for blockchain security against quantum threats. By establishing open criteria for post-quantum readiness in signatures and key management, this initiative directly addresses the imminent vulnerability of current elliptic-curve cryptography to Shor's algorithm. This development is essential for the industry's migration strategy as practical quantum attacks are forecasted within the next decade.
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Quantum Alliance Launches to Set Post-Quantum Standards for Blockchains

The Quantum Insider8 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — CEOs, CTOs, and founders from nine blockchain organizations today launched the Quantum Alliance, an open standards body that will set the criteria for judging quantum-resistance claims in blockchain and create standards for compatibility between the networks as they migrate. The Alliance will define what post-quantum readiness means for blockchain networks, […]

Leaders from nine blockchain organizations have launched the Quantum Alliance, an open standards initiative to define and verify post-quantum readiness across blockchain networks, wallets and infrastructure. The Alliance plans to publish open testing criteria, benchmarks and migration guidance covering transaction signatures, key management, consensus, zero-knowledge proofs and peer-to-peer connections. Its initial work will focus on four areas: blockchain migration, post-quantum zero-knowledge systems, wallet security and cross-chain compatibility. PRESS RELEASE — CEOs, CTOs, and founders from nine blockchain organizations today launched the Quantum Alliance, an open standards body that will set the criteria for judging quantum-resistance claims in blockchain and create standards for compatibility between the networks as they migrate. The Alliance will define what post-quantum readiness means for blockchain networks, wallets, and infrastructure, and how to test and verify any claim of quantum resistance. Nearly every major blockchain secures its accounts with elliptic-curve signatures, and once an account signs a transaction (for some address types,…

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