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Augadh

11,978 views • 5 months ago

.Sui has a massive headstart and the most flexible architecture for the post-quantum and AI era. This conversation with Kostas Kryptos tells you exactly why, and what every other chain still has to figure out. If you hold anything onchain, watch this pod. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 6:00 What a quantum computer actually is (the 10-year-old version) 10:00 Quantum will be used for trading before it ever breaks Bitcoin? 13:00 Post-quantum algorithms (solved) vs hardware (decades out) 17:00 "If you think quantum breaks crypto by 2030, you can make free money" 19:00 Everyone missed this: AI is now researching quantum alongside humans 25:00 The post-quantum-algorithm debate: Falcon, Dilithium, Sphincs and why each chain picks differently 27:00 Why Bitcoin will ONLY adopt hash-based post-quantum algorithms 31:00 This is why Sui's architecture wins: 128KB transactions, native multi-sig, flexible authenticator 36:00 How Sui can natively support any signature scheme 40:00 The Sui-only algorithm: protect existing EdDSA addresses without moving a coin 44:00 Design philosophy: what Sui kept from Libra, and what it threw out 47:00 Why Sui can keep gas low even with post-quantum signatures 49:00 How Kostas first started working on this in 2016 at R3 Corda 51:00 Attending tech conference one day after his son was born: meeting Sam Blackshear , joining Libra 55:00 The bigger near-term threat: AI-aided attacks, not quantum 58:00 Why Mysten Labs is now sharing its security tooling with the community 1:02:00 Sui's $100K post-quantum bounty: break it, keep it

.Sui has a massive headstart and the most flexible architecture for the post-quantum and AI era. This conversation with Kostas Kryptos tells you exactly why, and what every other chain still has to figure out. If you hold anything onchain, watch this pod. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 6:00 What a quantum computer actually is (the 10-year-old version) 10:00 Quantum will be used for trading before it ever breaks Bitcoin? 13:00 Post-quantum algorithms (solved) vs hardware (decades out) 17:00 "If you think quantum breaks crypto by 2030, you can make free money" 19:00 Everyone missed this: AI is now researching quantum alongside humans 25:00 The post-quantum-algorithm debate: Falcon, Dilithium, Sphincs and why each chain picks differently 27:00 Why Bitcoin will ONLY adopt hash-based post-quantum algorithms 31:00 This is why Sui's architecture wins: 128KB transactions, native multi-sig, flexible authenticator 36:00 How Sui can natively support any signature scheme 40:00 The Sui-only algorithm: protect existing EdDSA addresses without moving a coin 44:00 Design philosophy: what Sui kept from Libra, and what it threw out 47:00 Why Sui can keep gas low even with post-quantum signatures 49:00 How Kostas first started working on this in 2016 at R3 Corda 51:00 Attending tech conference one day after his son was born: meeting Sam Blackshear , joining Libra 55:00 The bigger near-term threat: AI-aided attacks, not quantum 58:00 Why Mysten Labs is now sharing its security tooling with the community 1:02:00 Sui's $100K post-quantum bounty: break it, keep it

Sooraj

13,284 views • 2 months ago

Can you program a quantum computer only using pi? To celebrate pi day 2026, in this video I go through the paper "All You Need is pi: Quantum Computing with Hermitian Gates", which shows that you can construct any quantum computing operations out of quantum operations that have the special property of undoing themselves ("Hermitian gates") — and for single-qubit gates, these are entirely made of rotations of an angle of pi! Happy Pi Day 🥧 *Timestamps* 0:00 Intro 1:03 Single qubits & gates 3:11 Gates on many qubits 3:58 Quantum circuit diagrams 4:44 Universal gate set 5:54 Self-reverse gates (Hermitian) 8:08 All you need is pi? 10:14 Decomposing gates 13:14 Hardware pi pulses 14:28 Clocked quantum computers

Can you program a quantum computer only using pi? To celebrate pi day 2026, in this video I go through the paper "All You Need is pi: Quantum Computing with Hermitian Gates", which shows that you can construct any quantum computing operations out of quantum operations that have the special property of undoing themselves ("Hermitian gates") — and for single-qubit gates, these are entirely made of rotations of an angle of pi! Happy Pi Day 🥧 Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:03 Single qubits & gates 3:11 Gates on many qubits 3:58 Quantum circuit diagrams 4:44 Universal gate set 5:54 Self-reverse gates (Hermitian) 8:08 All you need is pi? 10:14 Decomposing gates 13:14 Hardware pi pulses 14:28 Clocked quantum computers

Dr Maria Violaris

18,022 views • 4 months ago

🚀 SEALSQ $LAES at Times Square — Leading the Future of Quantum & AI Security! We’re proud to share that SEALSQ was featured today on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square, announcing that our CEO Carlos Moreira will deliver the Opening Keynote at IQT Quantum + AI 2025, taking place October 19–21 in New York City. 🎤 Keynote: “AI Meets Quantum: Building Unbreakable Post-Quantum Security” Carlos will explore how AI and Quantum Computing are converging to redefine cybersecurity and shape the next era of digital trust. He will also join Panel 8: CEO Roundtable, alongside top executives from Rigetti, ORCA, SEEQC, and Arqit, to discuss the business and technology strategies driving the quantum revolution. 🔐 During the event, SEALSQ will present updates on its groundbreaking Quantum Shield “QS7001” — a RISC-V-based post-quantum secure hardware platform — and the progress of its Common Criteria EAL5+ certification with Serma Labs. The QS7001 platform integrates Kyber and Dilithium (NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms) with advanced hardware accelerators for low-latency, high-throughput encryption, ensuring robust protection for IoT, automotive, healthcare, and critical infrastructure systems. 🌐 With this innovation, SEALSQ enables partners to future-proof devices against both classical and quantum attacks, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and trust in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. 💬 “Quantum and AI represent both opportunity and risk. With the Quantum Shield QS7001 platform and our broader post-quantum roadmap, SEALSQ is building the security foundation required to protect critical infrastructure, connected devices, and human data against the threats of tomorrow.” — Carlos Moreira, CEO, SEALSQ 📍 Event Details: 🗓️ October 19–21, 2025 📍 New York City 🎤 Opening Keynote: “AI Meets Quantum: Building Unbreakable Post-Quantum Security” 👤 Speaker: Carlos Moreira, CEO, SEALSQ 💼 Panel 8: CEO Roundtable featuring Rigetti, ORCA, SEEQC, Arqit, and SEALSQ #SEALSQ #PostQuantum #AI #QuantumComputing #Cybersecurity #TimesSquare #Nasdaq #IQT2025 #Innovation #RISC-V #Kyber #Dilithium #FutureOfSecurity

🚀 SEALSQ $LAES at Times Square — Leading the Future of Quantum & AI Security! We’re proud to share that SEALSQ was featured today on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square, announcing that our CEO Carlos Moreira will deliver the Opening Keynote at IQT Quantum + AI 2025, taking place October 19–21 in New York City. 🎤 Keynote: “AI Meets Quantum: Building Unbreakable Post-Quantum Security” Carlos will explore how AI and Quantum Computing are converging to redefine cybersecurity and shape the next era of digital trust. He will also join Panel 8: CEO Roundtable, alongside top executives from Rigetti, ORCA, SEEQC, and Arqit, to discuss the business and technology strategies driving the quantum revolution. 🔐 During the event, SEALSQ will present updates on its groundbreaking Quantum Shield “QS7001” — a RISC-V-based post-quantum secure hardware platform — and the progress of its Common Criteria EAL5+ certification with Serma Labs. The QS7001 platform integrates Kyber and Dilithium (NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms) with advanced hardware accelerators for low-latency, high-throughput encryption, ensuring robust protection for IoT, automotive, healthcare, and critical infrastructure systems. 🌐 With this innovation, SEALSQ enables partners to future-proof devices against both classical and quantum attacks, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and trust in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. 💬 “Quantum and AI represent both opportunity and risk. With the Quantum Shield QS7001 platform and our broader post-quantum roadmap, SEALSQ is building the security foundation required to protect critical infrastructure, connected devices, and human data against the threats of tomorrow.” — Carlos Moreira, CEO, SEALSQ 📍 Event Details: 🗓️ October 19–21, 2025 📍 New York City 🎤 Opening Keynote: “AI Meets Quantum: Building Unbreakable Post-Quantum Security” 👤 Speaker: Carlos Moreira, CEO, SEALSQ 💼 Panel 8: CEO Roundtable featuring Rigetti, ORCA, SEEQC, Arqit, and SEALSQ #SEALSQ #PostQuantum #AI #QuantumComputing #Cybersecurity #TimesSquare #Nasdaq #IQT2025 #Innovation #RISC-V #Kyber #Dilithium #FutureOfSecurity

Carlos Creus Moreira

12,991 views • 9 months ago

LIVE NOW - Ethereum’s Quantum Plan Before Q-Day Quantum is no longer a distant thought experiment. Justin Drake joins Bankless to unpack: - when Q-Day could actually arriv,e - why Bitcoin and Ethereum face very different quantum risks, - what Ethereum’s post-quantum roadmap looks like, - why this upgrade could be bigger than the Merge, - and how quantum could become Ethereum’s chance to lead. --- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 When is Q-Day? 5:35 The moment quantum becomes crypto-relevant 10:11 How many qubits does it take to break crypto? 16:22 What a real Bitcoin quantum attack would look like 20:19 How much Bitcoin is actually vulnerable? 26:26 Burn, freeze, or salvage? Bitcoin’s impossible choice 35:06 Proof of seed phrase and Bitcoin’s post-quantum bottleneck 41:02 Ethereum’s exposure: smaller, but not zero 45:43 Ethereum’s tougher roadmap: three layers, three upgrades 50:29 The execution-layer plan: replace ECDSA without killing throughput 57:56 Post-quantum, post-AI cryptography 1:03:36 BLS, KZG, LeanVM, and the rest of the stack 1:06:42 Is this bigger than the Merge? 1:17:21 If Bitcoin stumbles, does all crypto stumble too? 1:19:35 “Quantum is not a challenge—it’s an opportunity” 1:21:27 AI, quantum, crypto and the 2032 convergence 1:28:04 Harvest now, decrypt later 1:30:09 Defensive accelerationism and Ethereum’s role 1:39:10 Stoicism, P-doom, and why he keeps building

LIVE NOW - Ethereum’s Quantum Plan Before Q-Day Quantum is no longer a distant thought experiment. Justin Drake joins Bankless to unpack: - when Q-Day could actually arriv,e - why Bitcoin and Ethereum face very different quantum risks, - what Ethereum’s post-quantum roadmap looks like, - why this upgrade could be bigger than the Merge, - and how quantum could become Ethereum’s chance to lead. --- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 When is Q-Day? 5:35 The moment quantum becomes crypto-relevant 10:11 How many qubits does it take to break crypto? 16:22 What a real Bitcoin quantum attack would look like 20:19 How much Bitcoin is actually vulnerable? 26:26 Burn, freeze, or salvage? Bitcoin’s impossible choice 35:06 Proof of seed phrase and Bitcoin’s post-quantum bottleneck 41:02 Ethereum’s exposure: smaller, but not zero 45:43 Ethereum’s tougher roadmap: three layers, three upgrades 50:29 The execution-layer plan: replace ECDSA without killing throughput 57:56 Post-quantum, post-AI cryptography 1:03:36 BLS, KZG, LeanVM, and the rest of the stack 1:06:42 Is this bigger than the Merge? 1:17:21 If Bitcoin stumbles, does all crypto stumble too? 1:19:35 “Quantum is not a challenge—it’s an opportunity” 1:21:27 AI, quantum, crypto and the 2032 convergence 1:28:04 Harvest now, decrypt later 1:30:09 Defensive accelerationism and Ethereum’s role 1:39:10 Stoicism, P-doom, and why he keeps building

Bankless

50,065 views • 4 months ago

WW3, The Rise of Gold, and the End of Bitcoin On this episode of Hell Money, it's really over this time. Deep diving into the state of the markets, AI, quantum, and the ongoing BIP wars. Topics covered: - The state of Bitcoin markets & institutional adoption - Bitcoin for AI agents - Quantum and BIP 360 - BIP 110 and why Ordinals still doesn't have a BIP number - The astrological explanation for it all TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro & vibecoding 8:45 Bitcoin market crash discussion 14:35 Quantum FUD 17:00 Gold vs Bitcoin 19:55 AI agents for Bitcoin commerce 34:55 Hell Money University 37:35 BIP 360 quantum security proposal 44:44 BIP 110 censorship proposal 48:45 Restarting the Ordinals BIP war 52:50 Astrological vibe check & outro

WW3, The Rise of Gold, and the End of Bitcoin On this episode of Hell Money, it's really over this time. Deep diving into the state of the markets, AI, quantum, and the ongoing BIP wars. Topics covered: - The state of Bitcoin markets & institutional adoption - Bitcoin for AI agents - Quantum and BIP 360 - BIP 110 and why Ordinals still doesn't have a BIP number - The astrological explanation for it all TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro & vibecoding 8:45 Bitcoin market crash discussion 14:35 Quantum FUD 17:00 Gold vs Bitcoin 19:55 AI agents for Bitcoin commerce 34:55 Hell Money University 37:35 BIP 360 quantum security proposal 44:44 BIP 110 censorship proposal 48:45 Restarting the Ordinals BIP war 52:50 Astrological vibe check & outro

Hell Money

29,766 views • 5 months ago

WATCH: Is Google's Quantum Breakthrough a Threat to Bitcoin? | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep 33 🇺🇸 A new Google whitepaper has accelerated the timeline for Q-Day, potentially putting Bitcoin wallet security at risk to quantum computing as early as 2029. The Bitcoin Policy Institute team breaks down the quantum threat, geopolitical strategy, and why "not your keys, not your coins" has never been more real. Feat. @bitconpolicy 's Zack Cohen Zack Shapiro Bayman11771 Sam Lyman Luke Danielian Chapters: 4:45 — Google's Quantum Paper 9:16 — Why Q-Day Is Closer Than We Thought 12:48 — Qubits Explained: Logical vs Physical 18:12 — Vulnerable Bitcoin Addresses 20:15 — Stakeholder Map 26:21 — Not Your Keys Not Your Coins 30:14 — Migration Windows and Coinbase Rewards 37:34 — Could Gov'ts Hijack Bitcoin's Quantum Fix? 46:04 — Government's Role in Quantum Defense 51:05 — AI Tools Update

WATCH: Is Google's Quantum Breakthrough a Threat to Bitcoin? | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep 33 🇺🇸 A new Google whitepaper has accelerated the timeline for Q-Day, potentially putting Bitcoin wallet security at risk to quantum computing as early as 2029. The Bitcoin Policy Institute team breaks down the quantum threat, geopolitical strategy, and why "not your keys, not your coins" has never been more real. Feat. @bitconpolicy 's Zack Cohen Zack Shapiro Bayman11771 Sam Lyman Luke Danielian Chapters: 4:45 — Google's Quantum Paper 9:16 — Why Q-Day Is Closer Than We Thought 12:48 — Qubits Explained: Logical vs Physical 18:12 — Vulnerable Bitcoin Addresses 20:15 — Stakeholder Map 26:21 — Not Your Keys Not Your Coins 30:14 — Migration Windows and Coinbase Rewards 37:34 — Could Gov'ts Hijack Bitcoin's Quantum Fix? 46:04 — Government's Role in Quantum Defense 51:05 — AI Tools Update

Bitcoin Magazine

35,497 views • 3 months ago

WATCH: Washington's Crypto Power Grab Explained | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep. 19 🇺🇸 On D.C.'s Bitcoin and crypto strategy: from stablecoins and 'skinny banking', to President Trump's pardon of former Binance CEO CZ, and quantum supremacy threats to Satoshi's coins as a national security concern. Feat. Bitcoin Policy Institute's Zack Shapiro, Bayman11771 & Zack Cohen 🟪 Chapters: 00:00 – Quantum & Satoshi’s Coins 00:31 – Welcome to Bitcoin Policy Hour 01:20 – DeFi Leak Derails D.C. Negotiations 04:15 – Capitol Hill Fallout: Self-Custody, Code, and Crypto Regulation 13:21 – Fed ‘Skinny' Accounts: Stablecoin Access to Central Banking 27:47 – Narrow Banking Debate: Could Stablecoins Replace Banks? 33:12 – Cuomo’s Crypto Play & New York’s BitLicense Experiment 39:48 – Trump Pardons CZ 46:00 – Quantum Computing, National Security & Bitcoin Encryption Risks 53:56 – Closing Thoughts: Bitcoin Policy Institute Updates & Next Week’s Outlook

WATCH: Washington's Crypto Power Grab Explained | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep. 19 🇺🇸 On D.C.'s Bitcoin and crypto strategy: from stablecoins and 'skinny banking', to President Trump's pardon of former Binance CEO CZ, and quantum supremacy threats to Satoshi's coins as a national security concern. Feat. Bitcoin Policy Institute's Zack Shapiro, Bayman11771 & Zack Cohen 🟪 Chapters: 00:00 – Quantum & Satoshi’s Coins 00:31 – Welcome to Bitcoin Policy Hour 01:20 – DeFi Leak Derails D.C. Negotiations 04:15 – Capitol Hill Fallout: Self-Custody, Code, and Crypto Regulation 13:21 – Fed ‘Skinny' Accounts: Stablecoin Access to Central Banking 27:47 – Narrow Banking Debate: Could Stablecoins Replace Banks? 33:12 – Cuomo’s Crypto Play & New York’s BitLicense Experiment 39:48 – Trump Pardons CZ 46:00 – Quantum Computing, National Security & Bitcoin Encryption Risks 53:56 – Closing Thoughts: Bitcoin Policy Institute Updates & Next Week’s Outlook

Bitcoin Magazine

37,692 views • 8 months ago

“Only two steps” required to make Bitcoin quantum-resistant? In this Unchained episode, Matt Corallo 🟠 joins me to discuss: ❌ Why he thinks Nic Carter is wrong about the quantum threat to Bitcoin ⛔ Why he disagrees with Nic on his ranking of Bitcoin’s most influential developers 😱 Why “the community at that time” will deal with the quantum threat 🥷 Why making bitcoin post-quantum might require a block size increase 🔥 Why he believes “you burn old lost coins, you burn anyone who hasn't migrated” Timestamps: 🚀0:00 Introduction ⚔️02:16 What Matt says Nic is getting wrong about the quantum threat to Bitcoin 🤔08:59 What Matt says Bitcoin's quantum security roadmap could look like 🫠19:04 Do Bitcoin Core developers have any timelines? 🤯29:34 Are there only two steps required to quantum-proof Bitcoin? 📍34:04 Matt weighs in on public comments from other Bitcoin developers on the quantum threat ⁉️47:37 Why Bitcoin Core has not announced a quantum team 👀53:57 Can BlackRock “fire” Bitcoin developers? 💫58:07 What Matt says is the North Star for Bitcoin developers 🔥1:07:42 What Matt thinks will happen to lost bitcoins 🤔1:08:26 Is there any plan to secure Bitcoin against AI? 👀1:11:31 Will Bitcoin and Ethereum align on quantum security?

“Only two steps” required to make Bitcoin quantum-resistant? In this Unchained episode, Matt Corallo 🟠 joins me to discuss: ❌ Why he thinks Nic Carter is wrong about the quantum threat to Bitcoin ⛔ Why he disagrees with Nic on his ranking of Bitcoin’s most influential developers 😱 Why “the community at that time” will deal with the quantum threat 🥷 Why making bitcoin post-quantum might require a block size increase 🔥 Why he believes “you burn old lost coins, you burn anyone who hasn't migrated” Timestamps: 🚀0:00 Introduction ⚔️02:16 What Matt says Nic is getting wrong about the quantum threat to Bitcoin 🤔08:59 What Matt says Bitcoin's quantum security roadmap could look like 🫠19:04 Do Bitcoin Core developers have any timelines? 🤯29:34 Are there only two steps required to quantum-proof Bitcoin? 📍34:04 Matt weighs in on public comments from other Bitcoin developers on the quantum threat ⁉️47:37 Why Bitcoin Core has not announced a quantum team 👀53:57 Can BlackRock “fire” Bitcoin developers? 💫58:07 What Matt says is the North Star for Bitcoin developers 🔥1:07:42 What Matt thinks will happen to lost bitcoins 🤔1:08:26 Is there any plan to secure Bitcoin against AI? 👀1:11:31 Will Bitcoin and Ethereum align on quantum security?

Laura Shin

19,795 views • 5 months ago