Classic Math, Not Quantum Machines, Can Make Blockchains Quantum-Safe

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Muriel Médard, co-founder of Optimum and a professor at MIT, argues that blockchains can achieve quantum resistance without relying on quantum computers. She contends that the necessary tools already exist within classical mathematics. According to Médard, the focus should shift to mathematical solutions rather than waiting for advanced quantum hardware. Her position challenges the common assumption that combating quantum threats requires quantum technology in return.

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