Rosenstein: Bitcoin and Ethereum will adopt quantum-resistant cryptography within a decade
Jason Rosenstein · A Top Computer Scientist Got Drained in Seconds From a Discord Link · Aug 30, 2022 · at 33:41
Portion founder Jason Rosenstein discusses the long-term technical durability and cryptographic upgrades of major blockchains.
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“Bitcoin and Ethereum. I'm betting on it as things that are here to stay, you know, that's not investment advice, but you know, these blockchains are going to get to be quantum resistant. There might have to be some changes in the next decade of the algorithms and hashing cryptographically that are utilized.”
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