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🍍 Crypto charts falling, nerves rising;

🔐 Toolkit for quantum-resistant security;

🍋 US avoids shutdown, TIRX may get huge BTC stash + more

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🔐 Toolkit for quantum-resistant security

You lock your front door every night. Solid lock. Heavy door. You sleep just fine.

But imagine one day someone says, "Hey... in a few years, there'll be a kind of key that can open every lock like yours in seconds."

You wouldn't panic today - but you'd probably start thinking about upgrades.

That's basically the vibe of today's crypto news story.

Most blockchains today are protected by cryptography that's rock-solid for normal computers (the kind we all use: laptops, servers, GPUs - no problem).

But there's a different kind of computer on the horizon: quantum computers.

They don't just compute faster - they compute differently. And if they reach a certain level, they couldcrack the cryptographic "locks" that protect wallets, transactions, and identities across crypto.

Not tomorrow. Not next year. But someday realistic enough that engineers are already losing sleep over it.

And this week, a team called 01 Quantum, working with qLABS, launched something pretty unusual:

👉 A toolkit made to help blockchains upgrade themselves to quantum-resistant security - before quantum computers become a real threat.

The toolkit is designed so existing blockchains can migrate away from cryptography that quantum machines could eventually break, without forcing a disruptive hard fork or freezing the network.

Alongside that, they announced a new token, qONE, which will live on Hyperliquid and is meant to power this ecosystem - incentives, tooling, coordination, the usual plumbing stuff that keeps infrastructure projects alive.

Now, here's what this launch signals:

Crypto is starting to think like critical infrastructure, not just experimental tech.

Banks, governments, and large institutions already plan decades ahead for threats that don't exist yet. Crypto, historically, has been more reactive: fix things after they break.

This flips that mindset.

If quantum computing ever reaches "Q-Day" (the moment it can realistically break today's cryptography), the chains that haven't prepared could be in real trouble: wallet keys exposed, old transactions vulnerable, trust shaken.

But there's something to keep in mind:

👉 This doesn't mean quantum computers are about to nuke Bitcoin tomorrow. They're not.

👉 It does mean, however, that the industry is mature enough to say, "We should future-proof now, while no one's panicking."

And this shows that crypto's growing up.

👉 Early crypto was about proving something worked at all.

👉 Mid-stage crypto was about scaling and speculation.

👉 This phase? It's about durability - building systems meant to survive not just market cycles, but technological revolutions.

So, back to the lock analogy.

You don't replace your locks because someone's breaking in tonight.

You replace them because you know the world changes, and you'd rather stay ahead of it than scramble later.

That's what this move is. Not panic. Just crypto realizing it wants to be around for the long haul.

🍋 News drops you can't miss

🇺🇸 The US is about to end its shutdown - after the House passed a funding bill that the Senate already okayed. All that's left is Trump putting his signature on it.

💰 Tian Ruixiang Holdings (TIRX) made a deal to swap company shares for up to 15,000 BTC from an unnamed investor. This agreement might give them a massive boost in crypto holdings.

📈 VistaShares dropped a new ETF called BTYB on the NYSE. It mainly holds US Treasury stuff but spices things up with some Bitcoin through options.

🔮 Crypto.com has spun out its prediction markets into a separate platform called OG. It's set up to go head-to-head with Polymarket and Kalshi.

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