Post-Quantum cryptography: is blockchain ready for the quantum computing era?

Cryptographic algorithms are mathematically designed to resist brute-force attacks by conventional computers for thousands of years. This fundamental security assumption has allowed decentralized ledgers to secure trillions of dollars in global digital assets. However, the rapid advancement of quantum processors is turning this comfortable safety buffer into a ticking clock, forcing a deep reassessment of digital trust. As computational boundaries …

How businesses in Europe are accepting cryptocurrency after the new MiCA requirements

Cryptocurrency payments in Europe have moved from a risky experiment to a more disciplined business tool. For years, companies that accepted Bitcoin, stablecoins or other digital assets had to make decisions in a fragmented environment: one country had one approach, another country had different registration rules, and many merchants were unsure which crypto service providers could be trusted for custody, …