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Morning Edition · Monday, November 9, 2026Published at 12:43 AM EST · New York
Bitcoin Core developer Cory Fields proposes collateral "landmines" to make quantum theft costly
On the Ethereum side, researchers published negative results showing that a folding method failed to beat full recursion for aggregating post-quantum signatures in leanVM.
Cory Fields, a Bitcoin Core developer, has proposed a way to turn quantum attacks into "financial traps" in which thieves lose their own bitcoin, as Goku Crypto News reported in French. He posted the idea to the bitcoin-dev mailing list in…
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Over the next 3-6 months, quantum-resistance becomes a concrete design and custody concern across major chains and institutional custodians, driving opt-in post-quantum schemes and 'long-dormant coin' risk discussion.
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