Key Takeaways Starkware’s QSB made a quantum-safe bitcoin transaction on Aug. 26 with zero consensus changes. Bitcoin gains an opt-in quantum hedge, but QSB cost $150-$200 and required hours of GPU work. Starkware still wants a Bitcoin soft fork after the QSB test; exposed keys remain a network risk. Starkware Shows Bitcoin Can Add Quantum Defense Without a Fork Bitcoin passed an unusual quantum-computing test: protecting a transaction without changing Bitcoin itself. On Aug. 26, a transaction using researcher Avihu Levy’s Quantum-Safe Bitcoin (QSB) construction was mined on the Bitcoin mainnet. Starkware described it as the first post-quantum-resistant bitcoin transaction …
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A regional UK police force has seized 20.21 Bitcoin and other assets valued at more than $1.4 million after tracing the funds to darknet marketplaces …
“Major countries have built complete valuation, reserve, and trading systems around gold, so a shift to Bitcoin will not happen overnight,” he said. Changpeng …
