The privacy-focused crypto project promises to achieve full post-quantum status within the next 1.5 years. Zcash will release crypto wallets protected against quantum hacking within a month and aims to achieve full post-quantum status within 12–18 months. This was announced by Josh Swihart, founder and CEO of Zcash Open Development Lab, during his speech at Consensus Miami, according to CoinDesk.

The TRON blockchain has announced the launch of a post-quantum upgrade initiative, becoming the first major public network planning to integrate next-generation cryptography directly into its mainnet. This was stated by the project’s founder Justin Sun.

Recent concerns about advances in quantum technology have become an important and widely discussed topic in the cryptocurrency market. While it has been stated that this issue is significant and requires immediate action, one organization claims that $XRP is better protected against quantum computing threats than Bitcoin.

Data on $XRP shows that quantum-related threats within the network remain limited, and the share of exposed supply is currently small. A recent analysis provided by Vet indicates that approximately 300,000 $XRP accounts holding a total of 2.4 billion $XRP have never conducted transactions, meaning their public credentials remain undisclosed. As a result, these accounts are considered resistant to potential quantum attacks.