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StarkWare's Avihu Levy Mines Bitcoin's First Quantum Safe Transaction
On August 26, 2026, StarkWare product chief Avihu Levy pushed a transaction through Bitcoin block 964,199 using a hash-based signature instead of the elliptic-curve cryptography quantum computers are expected to eventually crack. It needed no fork and no protocol change, cost about $150 to $200 in GPU compute, and still leaves every existing bitcoin address exactly as exposed as before.
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Starkware Mines Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transaction on Mainnet
A quantum-resistant bitcoin transaction using Starkware researcher Avihu Levy’s QSB method has been mined on mainnet without a soft fork or changes to Bitcoin’s consensus rules. The experiment offers an opt-in defense against future quantum attacks, though it remains costly, nonstandard, and far from a network-wide solution. Starkware Shows Bitcoin Can Add Quantum Defense Without […]
Bitcoin launches the first quantum-resistant transaction without fork, driven by the Starknet Foundation and mined by MARA. The entry Bitcoin is shielded against quantum computing: first post-quantic transaction without fork aparece primero en Merca2.
StarkWare demonstrated the first quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction, Core Lightning developers confirmed security flaws found using AI, Grayscale listed a Zcash ETF on the New York Stock Exchange, the head of the Polish Olympic Committee was indicted over the failed crypto exchange Zondacrypto, and Revolut launched the euro stablecoin EURR.
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