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CryptoTokenPostKorean, translatedFiled 4 h ago

Proposal to Introduce Quantum-Resistant Signatures While Maintaining EVM Account Addresses

Original headlineEVM 계정 주소 유지하며 양자내성 서명 도입 제안

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 5 November 2026, by 강이안
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Quantus CEO Christopher Smith has proposed letting EVM-compatible chains adopt quantum-resistant transaction signatures while retaining existing account addresses, an approach he says blockchain operators can act on today though it has not yet been implemented or tested. The proposal centers on EIP-8130, an on-chain keystore design that would let accounts register and manage multiple authenticators, enabling a selective switch in authentication methods without changing account addresses. The combination is aimed at future-proofing EVM accounts against quantum threats without forcing users to migrate to new addresses. It matters because address continuity avoids disrupting balances, approvals and integrations across EVM chains. What to watch next is whether EIP-8130 advances through the standards process and gets a reference implementation and testnet trials.

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