Quantum Computing Is Having Its Public Market Moment

Quantinuum's IPO success highlights growing investor confidence in quantum computing, potentially accelerating industry innovation and competition. The post Quantinuum raises $1.68B in IPO, putting quantum computing’s commercial future to the test appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Quantinuum's IPO success signals growing investor confidence in quantum computing, potentially accelerating innovation and market expansion. The post Quantinuum raises $1.68B in upsized IPO, lands $15.6B valuation as quantum computing goes public appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Microsoft's quantum advancements could accelerate the need for post-quantum cryptography, impacting blockchain security and innovation. The post Microsoft reports major quantum computing gains with Atom Computing and EeroQ appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bloomberg’s Joe Weisenthal has revived and expanded his argument that crypto is stuck in what he calls the “coldest crypto winter ever,” pointing to a 12-part case that goes beyond price action and into market psychology, capital rotation, regulation, AI and quantum computing. Writing in his Odd Lots newsletter and sharing the piece on X, Weisenthal said he had previously laid out 10 reasons in February for why the current downturn felt unusually punishing. “Well everything I cited then still holds,” he wrote, adding that two more factors have since made the backdrop look even worse. Crypto’s Problem Is No Longer Just Crypto The core of Weisenthal’s argument is that crypto’s weakness is taking place at a time when other speculative corners of the market are doing exceptionally well. That contrast matters. A bear market is one thing when risk assets are broadly under pressure; it is another when investors are watching adjacent trades explode higher. Related Reading: Crypto In 401(k)s: S

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A new quantum computing report has warned that the cryptocurrency industry may be running out of time to prepare for cryptographic attacks that could eventually threaten more than $2 trillion in digital assets. According to “The State of Quantum” from…

Bitcoin’s long-term security model is once again under the spotlight following new data from Glassnode suggesting that the network could face theoretical risks in a future dominated by quantum computing. The report shows that a significant portion of BTC’s circulating supply could be vulnerable in the future if quantum technology advances to the point where it can break current cryptographic protections. Glassnode’s Data Reveals The Scale Of Potential Future Exposure New data from Glassnode, an on-chain data analytics platform, has shed light on a potential long-term change facing Bitcoin’s security model. Crypto trader Evans revealed on X that the analysis estimates that approximately 6.04 million BTC, nearly 30% of the total BTC supply, could theoretically be at risk from future quantum computing threats.  Related Reading: More Bitcoin Is Moving Into The Hands Of Long-Term Investors Amid Sideways Price Performance This is because the public keys associated with those coins have alrea

Quantinuum's IPO highlights the speculative nature of quantum computing investments, with potential impacts on encryption and blockchain security. The post Quantinuum targets $12.7B valuation in US IPO, raising stakes for quantum computing’s crypto threat appeared first on Crypto Briefing.