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Morning Edition · Wednesday, September 16, 2026Published at 1:44 AM EDT · New York
Ethereum Researchers Converge on Recursive STARKs as the Post-Quantum Migration Path
Two new Ethereum Research posts argue that quantum-resistant signatures are too large and too expensive to verify one by one, and that aggregating them off-chain into a single proof is the practical route.
Two posts published on Ethereum Research this week set out the shape of the network's post-quantum transition, and they agree on the constraint that matters: cost. Quantum-resistant signature schemes are large. Current hash-based proposals…
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