Nine blockchain companies launch the Quantum Alliance to develop anti-quantum standards.

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Nine blockchain companies—including Quantus, Postquant Labs, Midnight Foundation, Keystone, Abelian, and Hacken—have launched the Quantum Alliance to develop anti-quantum blockchain standards. The group will test blockchain networks, wallets, and infrastructure against quantum threats. Blockchain news highlights the alliance’s focus on blockchain upgrade strategies, including post-quantum zero-knowledge systems, wallet security, and cross-chain compatibility. The alliance estimates that 30% of BTC is at risk due to exposed elliptic curve signatures.

According to Decrypt, Mars Finance reports that nine blockchain organizations—including Quantus, Postquant Labs, Midnight Foundation, Keystone, Abelian, and Hacken—have jointly established the Quantum Alliance to develop open "quantum-ready" standards and establish a unified methodology for testing the quantum resistance of blockchain networks, wallets, and infrastructure.

Quantum Alliance states that approximately 6.04 million BTC, accounting for about 30% of the Bitcoin supply, are at potential risk from quantum attacks due to exposed elliptic curve signature public keys. The organization will prioritize blockchain migration, post-quantum zero-knowledge systems, wallet security, and cross-chain compatibility, citing recent projections that a practical quantum attack window could emerge as early as 2028.

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