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BTQ, a quantum-resistant cryptography firm, has announced its solution for Bitcoin's quantum-resistant algorithm, Bitcoin Quantum. BTQ Technologies (BTQ), a professional institution in post-quantum cryptography, recently announced a solution to protect the Bitcoin blockchain called "Bitcoin Quantum," a permissionless fork testnet that is claimed to be able to withstand quantum challenges. Chris Tam, head of BTQ partnerships, stated that Bitcoin Quantum is a publicly accessible network where miners, developers, researchers, and users can stress test quantum-resistant transactions and reveal the trade-offs in actual operation before the mainnet upgrade discussions become urgent. The system includes a block explorer and mining pool, providing instant accessibility.
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Post-Quantum Cryptography Institution BTQ Announces Bitcoin Post-Quantum Algorithm Solution Bitcoin QuantumBlockBeats News, January 12th, according to Coindesk, the post-quantum cryptography firm BTQ Technologies (BTQ) recently unveiled a scheme to protect the Bitcoin blockchain, called "Bitcoin Quantum," a permissionless forkless testnet that reportedly can withstand quantum challenges.
BTQ's partnership lead, Chris Tam, stated that Bitcoin Quantum is a publicly executable network where miners, developers, researchers, and users can stress-test quantum transactions, revealing real-world trade-offs before the mainnet upgrade discussion becomes urgent. The system includes a block explorer and mining pools, providing real-time accessibility.
Tam explained that in August 2024, the post-quantum algorithm known as "Dilithium" (officially named the Lattice-based Digital Signature Algorithm ML-DSA) completed standardization in the United States, the same technology adopted by the Bitcoin Quantum network. This algorithm has not been widely used in fast-paced innovation fields like cryptocurrency, mainly due to its high operational costs. In contrast to the digital signatures used for each blockchain transaction or even a WhatsApp message, the data scale of post-quantum algorithms is at least 200 times larger. Therefore, while there are methods to address quantum risks, they also introduce challenges, particularly in terms of performance and cost efficiency during large-scale deployments.
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Dubai Gold Authority's New Cryptocurrency Regulations in Effect, Shifting Token Suitability Assessment Responsibility to Licensed FirmsBlockBeats News, January 12th, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has officially implemented a significant update to its cryptocurrency token regulation framework, transferring the responsibility for cryptocurrency token applicability assessment from the regulatory authority to licensed firms operating within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Under the revised rules, which came into effect this Monday, companies providing financial services involving cryptocurrency tokens must now self-assess whether the tokens they are dealing with meet the DFSA's applicability criteria. As part of the changes, the DFSA will no longer maintain or publish a list of recognized cryptocurrency tokens.
This update follows a consultation process initiated in October 2025, reflecting a shift in the regulatory approach since the introduction of cryptocurrency token regulation in 2022. The DFSA stated that it has closely monitored market developments during this period and engaged with stakeholders to ensure alignment with global standards.
The DFSA's updated framework does not explicitly name any specific category of digital assets to be prohibited. However, the revisions shift the token applicability assessment responsibility from the regulatory authority to licensed firms operating within the DIFC.
Despite the absence of explicit bans, privacy-focused tokens such as Monero and Zcash may face increased scrutiny under the DFSA's updated framework. Some privacy coins may be perceived as high-risk assets by internal compliance teams, leading companies to apply stricter due diligence standards or to completely avoid supporting such tokens.