A Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transaction Has Been Mined, and You Probably Cannot Send One
StarkWare, the blockchain infrastructure company behind the Ethereum layer-2 network Starknet, says the first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction has been successfully mined on the Bitcoin mainn
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August 29, 2026
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StarkWare, the blockchain infrastructure company behind the Ethereum layer-2 network Starknet, says the first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction has been successfully mined on the Bitcoin mainnet, offering individual holders a way to protect their funds from potential future quantum attacks without waiting for a network-wide upgrade.
In a blog post published Wednesday, StarkWare announced the transaction used a method called Quantum-Safe Bitcoin, or QSB, developed by StarkWare researcher Avihu Levy. Levy first published the research in April. StarkWare engineer Tomer Giladi later converted the proposal into a functioning mainnet transaction.
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