Zcash planeja carteiras resistentes a computação quântica em um mês

08 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

A Zcash anunciou planos de introduzir carteiras resistentes a computação quântica dentro de um mês e alcançar total segurança pós-quântica até 2027. A criptomoeda focada em privacidade também descreveu atualizações de escala durante um evento em Miami.

O fundador e CEO do Zcash Open Development Lab, Josh Swihart, detalhou o roteiro na Consensus Miami na quinta-feira. O projeto lançará carteiras resistentes a computação quântica em breve e atingirá status pós-quântico completo dentro de 12 a 18 meses, disse ele. Uma frente separada visa atingir um rendimento de transações no nível da Visa e da Mastercard dentro do mesmo prazo.

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Zcash planeja carteiras resistentes a computação quântica em um mês

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