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ETH The founder of TRON confirmed that anti-quantum cryptography is already running on the test network, and that the security upgrade of the main network is ready to go.
Core points:
- TRON founder Sun Yuchen confirmed that the blockchain's anti-quantum cryptography function has been put into operation on the test network, and the network is preparing for potential main-network security upgrades.
- AmericanFortress has launched a quantum security framework designed to protect cryptocurrency wallets without requiring users to transfer funds or change existing addresses.
- The Bitcoin research team received US$15 million in funding, while Ethereum and Algorand have each formulated plans to strengthen defenses against quantum threats.
TRON promotes post-quantum cryptography deployment
TRON founder Sun Yuchen confirmed that the blockchain's Post-Quantum Cryptography function has been launched on the test network, marking important progress in improving network security. Sun Yuchen announced on the X platform on Saturday that TRON is preparing for the introduction of anti-quantum protection on the main network and can be activated as soon as needed.
The emergence of these developments comes at a time when blockchain developers are paying close attention to potential security threats that advances in quantum computing and artificial intelligence may pose. Sun Yuchen pointed out that TRON is simultaneously monitoring the development of these two technologies and preparing corresponding security measures to protect digital assets in future attacks. He emphasized that TRON is committed to protecting user funds and that as the industry gradually responds to increasingly powerful computing systems, TRON's goal is to become one of the first major blockchain networks with anti-quantum security capabilities.
"Q-Day" refers to the day when quantum computers are powerful enough to undermine widely used cryptographic security systems. Although the test network has deployed relevant technology, Sun Yuchen did not provide a specific timetable for the deployment of the technology on the main network of the entire network.
Blockchain networks accelerate quantum security readiness
TRON's announcement reflects intensified efforts across the cryptocurrency industry to address quantum computing-related vulnerabilities. Many blockchain networks rely on elliptic curve cryptography, and a sufficiently advanced quantum computer may be able to crack such encryption algorithms. The cryptographic systems used in Bitcoin and Ethereum have been seen by researchers as potential targets for future quantum attacks.
Meanwhile, blockchain security company AmericanFortress has proposed another way to protect cryptocurrency wallets from emerging threats. The company introduced a cryptographic framework designed to enhance wallet security without requiring users to transfer existing assets. The scheme also allows wallet holders to retain existing addresses without having to rotate private keys or change wallet configurations.
Although the framework has been released through the Cryptography ePrint Archive, the research has not yet been peer-reviewed. Other major blockchain organizations are also directing resources towards developing protections against potential quantum computing threats. A coalition led by Strategy has committed $15 million to strengthen Bitcoin security research against quantum attacks. In addition, the Ethereum Foundation has released a proposal outlining how accounts can be migrated to a cryptographic system designed to resist quantum threats. Algorand has also outlined plans to introduce quantum-resistant accounts by 2027, reflecting preparations for the broader blockchain network.
Summary and Outlook
The deployment of TRON on the test network lays the preliminary foundation for implementing anti-quantum cryptography before mainnet integration. Sun Yuchen's announcement shows that the network is technically ready, but its broader deployment still depends on future decisions. Currently, TRON's quantum-resistant system is still in the test network stage, and its main network rollout has no publicly confirmed implementation date.
