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The rapid optimization of subset selection algorithms has drastically reduced the GPU compute costs for quantum-safe Bitcoin transactions, demonstrating significant progress in making post-quantum cryptography economically viable. This achievement highlights how machine learning models are directly accelerating critical infrastructure improvements for blockchain security against future quantum threats.

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Yukon & StarkWare unlock quantum 80% drop in Bitcoin costs

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 29, 20263 min read

A quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction now costs about $67 in GPU compute, falling by close to 80 percent in one week. The first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction cost about $320 and took roughly 3,100 GPU-hours, according to the Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Optimization Challenge.

Yukon Research and StarkWare report a nearly 80 percent reduction in the cost of quantum-safe Bitcoin transactions within a single week. A quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction now requires approximately $67 in GPU compute, a dramatic decrease from the $320 cost of the first such transaction mined just one month ago. The speedup stems from the Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Optimization Challenge, where transaction…

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