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No Q-Day. Just silent key theft.
6.21M BTC are in scope of quantum risk unless owners migrate in time.
“Patch later” is the trap: upgrades are slow, messy, and attackers love the transition.

Crypto is ~$3T. BTC ~$1.7T. ETH ~$350B. Stablecoins ~$300B. DeFi TVL ~$100B+.
In this episode of The Control Loop, we explain the realistic quantum theft path, why legacy chains can become slower and costlier if they retrofit post-quantum security, and why EternaX is designed to be quantum-aware from day one without sacrificing speed.

What you will learn (fast)

Why “just upgrade signatures” is not enough

Why Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Polygon PoS and major L2s (Arbitrum, Optimism, Base) face coordination and fee shocks during migration

The incentive-compatible attack playbook: quiet, deniable, repeated

The solution: quantum-aware rails that survive the transition

Why EternaX is different

Legacy chains retrofit post-quantum security and pay in speed, fees, and migration risk.
EternaX is built for crypto agility day one with staged hardening across:

TEE attestations: key rotation, then post-quantum signatures

Validators: post-quantum signatures and exploration of signature-free consensus

Wallets: reduced public-key exposure by default, then smart-contract wallet policy controls

Chapters: (add timestamps after upload)
00:00 No Q-Day, slow rug pull
00:45 Why “patch later” fails
03:10 Why legacy chains struggle to go post-quantum
06:05 The realistic quantum theft path
09:10 Why EternaX is purpose-built day one
11:20 Recap

Disclaimer: informational discussion only. Not financial advice.

Dariia Porechna, Co-Founder, EternaX
Parthh Sharad Birla Co-Founder, EternaX


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