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This article focuses on the development of affordable, NIST-approved quantum-resistant hardware wallets for the Sui blockchain following recent cryptographic vulnerabilities in legacy devices. While framed as a response to non-AI/quantum-specific hacks like the Coldcard incident, the core subject matter is strictly post-quantum cryptography and secure key management infrastructure rather than general consumer electronics or unrelated tech news.
Sui co-founder builds $10 quantum wallet after Coldcard hack

Mysten Labs’ Kostas Chalkias is building $10 quantum-resistant hardware wallets for Sui, spurred by the recent $130 million Coldcard hack.
Mysten Labs co-founder Kostas Chalkias is leasing a dedicated factory to mass-produce quantum-resistant hardware wallet cards for Sui, with a target price of under $10 each. This move follows a recent firmware flaw in Coldcard hardware…
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