🛡️Bittensor adds quantum resistant wallet options in code🛡 Bittensor’s wallet implementation now supports three post-quantum signature schemes, with optional automatic key rotation. The update is designed to protect TAO transfers, staking, and other wallet actions against future quantum-computing threats. 🔑 Key points 🔹 Three signature options: Users can choose ML-DSA-65, Falcon-512, or Falcon-1024. 🔹 Broad transaction support: The signatures work with coldkeys and hotkeys, covering transfers, staking, validator weights, and registration. 🔹 Optional key rotation: After a transaction, rotating wallets can switch to a fresh signing key while keeping the same address, balance, stake, and recovery phrase. 🔹 Rotation has a lock: Enabling automatic rotation requires a one-time 0.2 TAO lock; normal transaction fees still apply. 🔹 Existing wallets remain: Upgrading is optional, and current wallets continue to work. 🔎 Why it matters 🔹 Post-quantum security is moving from roadmap discussions into wallet implementation. 🔹 Optional rotation gives users a way to retire signing keys without changing their account address. 🔹 This is a precaution against future threats—not evidence that quantum computers can currently break Bittensor wallets. 🎯 Bottom line: Bittensor is adding post-quantum wallet tools while keeping the upgrade optional. The next key question is when the code becomes available through compatible wallet software and how users can safely migrate. #Bittensor #TAO #QuantumSecurity #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain