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XRP Ledger outlines quantum-resistant accounts with no added user fees

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The XRP Ledger Foundation has designed a way for account holders to attach a quantum-resistant cryptographic key to their accounts. Owners can then disable their original key once the new one is in place. The change is part of a roadmap aimed at completing a full network-wide transition by 2028. Users will not be charged extra fees for the upgrade. The plan addresses growing concern that future quantum computers could threaten today's signature schemes.

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