Guest Post: Why Tokenised Assets Need Quantum-Ready Security
THE SO WHAT
The argument that tokenized assets need quantum-ready security connects two timelines most teams keep separate—DLT adoption and post-quantum cryptography. If you’re issuing or custodying tokenized instruments, start pressing vendors on their PQC roadmap now, not after regulators make it mandatory.
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