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22.08.2026

Quantum computers cannot currently break crypto security, Kevin Susanto notes — Quantum computers not breaking crypto security

Kevin Susanto addresses recent concerns about the potential impact of quantum computers on crypto assets.

He states that current quantum computing technology is far from being capable of breaking modern cryptographic protections that secure digital assets.

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Susanto previously commented on Aster DEX's support for the Indonesia Blockchain Week Traders Royale 2026, an esports-style trading event for digital asset traders, in recent coverage. He has also analyzed differences in AAOI order book liquidity ahead of earnings, noting larger-than-expected platform disparities, as reported in another article. These reports provide context to his current views on crypto security risks.

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