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Justin Sun: TRON Post-Quantum Crypto Goes Live on Testnet

Tron founder Justin Sun says the network’s post-quantum cryptography work is already running on testnet, positioning TRON to move toward “quantum resistance” ahead of a looming industry milestone commonly referred to as “Q-Day.” Sun made the remarks in a Saturday post on X, adding that the team is monitoring progress in quantum computing and AI and is prepared to bring the technology to mainnet when ready. The announcement arrives as other parts of the crypto ecosystem explore how to protect wallets and key material against a future where today’s encryption—particularly elliptic-curve cryptography used across major blockchains—could be undermined by sufficiently powerful quantum computers. In parallel, a security-focused proposal from AmericanFortress aims to strengthen wallet security against quantum threats without forcing users to move funds or change wallet addresses. Key takeaways Justin Sun says TRON’s post-quantum cryptography is live on testnet, with mainnet deployment descri...
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Justin Sun Says TRON Post-Quantum Crypto Goes Live on Testnet

TRON founder Justin Sun says the network’s post-quantum cryptography upgrade is now running on testnet, framing it as an early hedge against future “Q-Day” — the point at which quantum computing becomes powerful enough to threaten today’s public-key cryptography. Separately, U.S. blockchain security firm AmericanFortress has proposed a way to make wallets quantum-resistant without forcing users to migrate to new addresses, rotate keys, or move funds. The proposal was published as a technical paper but has not yet undergone peer review, highlighting both the momentum and the uncertainty around quantum-readiness in crypto. Key takeaways Justin Sun said TRON’s post-quantum cryptography is live on testnet, with an asserted readiness to move to mainnet “at any time.” Sun ties the upgrade timeline to “Q-Day,” when quantum computers could break widely used cryptographic schemes such as elliptic-curve cryptography. AmericanFortress’ approach aims to preserve existing wallet addresses whi...

Sam Altman-Backed Bitcoin Insurer Raises Additional Funding

Meanwhile, a Bermuda-based life insurer focused entirely on Bitcoin, has secured $37.5 million in new funding from existing investors, bringing its total raised to more than $180 million. The round is led by Bain Capital Crypto, with participation from Haun Ventures, Framework Ventures, Pantera Capital, Apollo, Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, and Morgan Creek Digital, according to a company statement. The company said the financing comes as demand for its Bitcoin life insurance policies has risen internationally—particularly across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East—amid wider macro uncertainty. While Bitcoin holdings have grown among high-net-worth investors, Meanwhile argues many families still lack a regulated mechanism for passing that wealth to heirs. Key takeaways Meanwhile raised $37.5 million in a new round from existing investors, taking total funding above $180 million. The investment is led by Bain Capital Crypto, joined by Haun Ventures, Framework Ventures, Pantera ...

Tangem Wallet Discount: Save Up to 30% With CRYPTO and SEEDLESS

Self-custody has become an increasingly important consideration for cryptocurrency holders, especially following repeated security incidents involving centralized platforms, online wallets and third-party infrastructure. For anyone considering moving digital assets to a hardware wallet, a new limited-time Tangem promotion could make the switch considerably more affordable. By combining the discount associated with the code CRYPTO with the additional promotion available through SEEDLESS , eligible purchases may receive a total discount of up to 30% . The offer applies through the official Tangem store and can be used on eligible wallet products, subject to the conditions displayed during checkout. How the Tangem discount works Two promotional codes are currently associated with the offer: CRYPTO : provides a 10% discount. SEEDLESS : provides an additional discount of up to 20% as part of the current promotion. When both benefits are available for the selected product, the total ...

EU’s Tech Chief Says It Can Manage ‘Rogue AI’ Risks, Report

EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen says the bloc’s AI rules are designed to handle serious safety and security risks, including concerns that highly capable “rogue” AI agents could operate beyond human control. Speaking to Reuters on Friday, Virkkunen argued that Europe’s framework is built to address problems not just at deployment, but across the entire lifecycle of advanced models. The comments come amid heightened global attention following major AI incidents at companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic. Concerns have also intensified around the possibility that autonomous systems could take actions that are difficult for people to monitor or correct in real time. Key takeaways Henna Virkkunen said the EU’s AI Act is equipped to address safety and security risks tied to very capable models, including “rogue” agent scenarios. The AI Act regulates according to risk levels and, according to Virkkunen, covers the full lifecycle of models rather than only end-stage use. Virkkunen said reg...

EU Could Mitigate “Rogue AI” Risks, Says Tech Chief: Report

The European Union’s approach to AI safety is designed to manage risks from advanced systems, including concerns that “rogue” AI agents could operate beyond human control, according to EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen. In an interview with Reuters on Friday, Virkkunen argued that Europe is already equipped to handle the security and safety challenges posed by highly capable AI models, pointing to the bloc’s AI Act as a risk-based framework that spans the full lifecycle of such technologies. Key takeaways Henna Virkkunen says the EU is “well equipped” to address safety and security issues around highly capable AI models. The AI Act is risk-based and, according to Virkkunen, covers the full lifecycle of AI systems. Virkkunen said regulators are providing guidance to companies on model evaluation, drawing on input from 60 AI experts. The European Commission requested safety and security information in late August from more than 30 AI companies, and Virkkunen is currently reviewing re...

Sam Altman-Backed Bitcoin Life Insurer Raises Additional Funding

Meanwhile, a Bermuda-based insurer operating exclusively with Bitcoin, has secured $37.5 million in fresh funding from existing backers, bringing its total raised capital to more than $180 million. The new round was led by Bain Capital Crypto and included Haun Ventures, Framework Ventures, Pantera Capital, Apollo, Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, and Morgan Creek Digital, according to a company statement published by Business Wire. The company said the raise reflects rising international interest in its Bitcoin life insurance offering, with demand growing in regions including Asia, Europe, and the Middle East amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty. Key takeaways Meanwhile announced a $37.5 million funding round from existing investors, lifting total funding to over $180 million. The insurer says demand for its Bitcoin life policies is increasing outside the United States, particularly across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The funding is coming through a new round led by B...