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Coinbase has released a position paper via its Independent Advisory Board outlining how the company and the wider crypto industry are preparing for potential security risks presented by future advances in quantum computing.
Coinbase has released a position paper through its Independent Advisory Board that examines the potential risks quantum computing poses to digital asset security and details both technical and policy challenges related to preparing the crypto industry. The document discusses current vulnerabilities—especially at the wallet level—and outlines solutions such as quantum-resistant cryptography, difficulties in system migration, the varying readiness of different blockchain networks, and the need to address how unmigrated assets should be managed. Coinbase also states it is working on cryptographic flexibility, collaborating with partners, and advocating for industry-wide resilience efforts.
Coinbase is a widely used cryptocurrency exchange known for its user-friendly web and mobile platforms, supporting trading in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, and other digital assets. The exchange offers features such as offline asset storage, free e-wallets, a virtual card, and educational programs that reward learning, as well as complex solutions suitable for individuals, businesses, and developers. For further information, see the Coinbase broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For more context, see the previous Coinbase update on Traders Union, which discussed how the stock traded near session lows after a brief outage, yet still showed short-term resilience amid ongoing regulatory developments. You can read the full report in our earlier news about Coinbase.