The biggest quantum risk for $BTC may not lie in wallet keys, but in encrypted data transmitted between institutions.

On May 30th, Andrew Gault, CEO of network infrastructure company ZeroTier, stated that the Bitcoin industry’s focus on the threat of quantum computing may be misplaced.

The biggest risk is not necessarily the cracking of wallet keys, but rather the encrypted authentication data currently transmitted between institutions and exchanges.

Gault warned that attackers might employ a “collect first, decrypt later” strategy, pre-stockpiling currently encrypted network traffic, authentication records, and digital signatures, only to decrypt them once quantum computing capabilities mature. He believes that the security risks at the data transmission layer between institutions could become a more severe challenge for the future financial system.

This is exactly why @Liberdus is built differently. While most platforms are still relying on encryption standards that quantum computers will eventually crack, Liberdus already combines CRYSTALS-Kyber quantum-resistant encryption with AES-256 protecting your messages and payments against threats that haven’t fully arrived yet. No data collection, no exposure, no “decrypt later.”

The time to build quantum-proof infrastructure is before the threat matures not after. #Privacy #Meme Alpha# $XLM #DeFi