Antanas Guoga
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September 29, 2026Quantum-Resistant Blockchain: What It Takes, Layer by LayerA quantum-resistant blockchain is built to stay secure against a cryptographically relevant quantum computer, the kind that could someday break the public-key signatures securing today's accounts.
The exposed layer consists of those transaction signatures, which prove you authorized a spend. The rest of the chain, including the hashing that secures mining and links blocks, is in far better shape, though not invulnerable.
September 22, 2026qVAULT.xyz Advances Quantum-Safe Protection for HyperliquidThe first quantum-safe vault available to everyone has passed independent security audits
Panama, September 22, 2026 — qLABS, a quantum-native Web3 foundation, today announced that qVAULT.xyz, the first vault to make post-quantum protection available to any holder of digital assets, has completed independent security audits of both its smart contracts and its post-quantum cryptography by Fairyproof and TechsLayers.
qVAULT.xyz is live on Hyperliquid's HyperEVM, where it protects HYPE and its native token qONE against the emerging quantum threat to digital assets way before any major blockchain is expected to migrate its own cryptography.
September 21, 2026Quantum-Resistant Cryptocurrency: What's Ready Today, and What Isn'tToday, none of the cryptocurrencies on the largest blockchains can be considered quantum-resistant at the protocol level.
The major chains, Bitcoin and Ethereum included, still authorize transactions with elliptic-curve signatures that a capable enough quantum computer running Shor's algorithm could break. A small set of purpose-built chains are the exception, and the big networks sit at very different stages of doing something about it.