➥ Post-Quantum infra is starting to matter NIST has finalized its first PQC standards, while Ethereum is targeting broader quantum resistance by 2029. The risk is mainly around the cryptography securing wallets, signatures and validators today. If quantum computing reaches sufficient scale, crypto will need a major migration toward new security standards. That could create new markets around PQ wallets, custody, ZK, interoperability and blockchain migration. Projects I’m tracking: [1] base:0x37696cd8f723ce541ac376f79fc109080e505ba3 | @QRLedger: PQ-native L1, expanding into PoS + ML-DSA. [2] algorand:native | @AlgoFoundation: Falcon-based PQ protection already live onchain. [3] $ETH | @ethereum: building leanXMSS, leanVM and a broader PQ roadmap. [4] $QNT | @quant_network: institutional interoperability + future cryptographic migration. [5] $SUI | @SuiNetwork: exploring ML-DSA + SLH-DSA for PQ security. [6] $QANX | @QANplatform: quantum-resistant L1 + PQ wallet protection. [7] $XDC | @XDCFoundation: PQ security for RWA and trade finance infra. [8] $CELL | @cellframenet: quantum-safe L0 + cross-chain infra. [9] $NAORIS | @NaoXprotocol : post-quantum cybersecurity for Web2 + Web3. [10] abelian:native | @PQabelian: PQ-native chain combining privacy + quantum resistance. [11] $MCM | @MochimoOfficial: PQ-native blockchain using hash-based signatures. [12] @projecteleven: PQ security infra for BTC, ETH and wallets. The areas I’m watching most: – PQ-native chains – wallet/key migration – institutional custody – BTC/ETH migration infra – PQ ZK/proving – legacy ↔ quantum-safe interoperability Personally, $QNT is the one I like most here. Quant already sits between banks, legacy rails and DLTs, which could become a key position during PQ migration. If institutions need to upgrade cryptography without rebuilding everything, interoperability could capture real value. Still early, but $QNT is my main watch from this narrative.