Nine major institutional names in Bitcoin, including BlackRock and Galaxy, have formed the Bitcoin Security Consortium, pledging a combined $15 million over three years to fund the network's long-term security, specifically addressing the threat of quantum computing.
BlackRock, Coinbase, and Strategy are among nine firms forming the Bitcoin Security Consortium, investing $15 million to fund research against future quantum computing threats. The initiative aims to support developers in creating quantum-resistant cryptography for Bitcoin, addressing a theoretical vulnerability that could expose billions in BTC.
Michael Saylor's Strategy announced the Bitcoin Security Consortium, a group of financial institutions and Bitcoin companies, pledging $15 million over three years to secure the Bitcoin network against quantum computing threats. Founding members include BlackRock, Coinbase, and Fidelity Digital Assets, with Mike Schmidt coordinating efforts.
Neuf entreprises majeures, dont BlackRock et Coinbase, créent le Bitcoin Security Consortium avec 15 millions de dollars sur trois ans pour financer la recherche open source. Leur priorité est de préparer Bitcoin à la menace quantique, sans intervenir dans la gouvernance du protocole.
