On the 16th, CEOs, CTOs, and founders from nine blockchain-related organizations announced the establishment of the standardization body 'Quantum Alliance'. The goal is to clarify the definition of 'quantum resistance' in blockchain and to develop standard protocols that maintain compatibility during the transition to quantum-resistant cryptography.
Currently, major blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum protect assets primarily through elliptic curve cryptography signatures. When a transaction is signed, the public key is exposed on the public ledger...