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Elliptic curve cryptography relies on math quantum computers have cracked. Dilithium3 relies on lattice math they haven't. Asentum runs on Dilithium3. From block zero. asentum.com/docs/concepts/ β¦ [Spoken audio]: Everyone talks about quantum computing as a future problem, but governments are spending billions on it right now And most blockchains haven't even done a thing about it China's pouring over 15 billion dollars into quantum tech the EU 8 billion the US need 4 billion NIST has already finalized post quantum cryptography standards federal systems have migration deadlines and major security libraries are shipping quantum resistant Handshakes all this and blockchains are still running on the same encryption that quantum computers will easily crack every transaction you've ever signed is sitting on a public ledger waiting if the quantum computer derives your private key from your public address Your funds are gone most Shane say they'll migrate when needed But migrating a live blockchain with billions in value is a nightmare It requires coordination hard forks and hoping everyone upgrades in time basically they're already late This is why projects of building quantum resistance security from Genesis matter and a symptom is one of them A symptom is a layer one that's post quantum from block zero every signature uses ml dsa 65 and the nist standardized post quantum scheme. Quantum resistance isn't their only angle, smart contracts are written in plain JavaScript and not solidity, and there are 22 million JavaScript developers in the world versus about 24,000 blockchain developers. That's a massive, untapped pool of builders who could ship contracts on a sentiment without learning a new language. And validators can run on consumer hardware. A Raspberry Pi 4 is a supported floor. No need for big data centers or $5,000 setups. So it's a real decentralization, not the kind that depends on free cloud providers. The Tesla is live right now, producing two second blocks across three continents. On-chain governance is running, the desktop app and Chrome wallet are usable today, and the CERTIC audit is very near to completion. The presale of the ACE token went live on May the 4th with a one billion fixed supply with the token that powers gas, stake in governance and network access. Base fees are burned, making it deflationary under usage. So this is quantum resistant from day one. JavaScript smart contracts, validators on a laptop, definitely worth looking into.
