Trezor announced the launch of a new security update that provides advanced protection for its digital wallets against the risks of quantum computing.
The company stated that the new firmware version is 3.0, and it relies on post-quantum encryption techniques officially approved by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
This update comes at a time when warnings are escalating about the potential of future quantum computers to break traditional encryption systems used to protect digital assets.
Trezor confirmed that the integration of the new algorithms was done in collaboration with international encryption experts, and after completing testing on the hardware and supporting devices.
This development represents an advanced step in the race to secure cold wallets, reflecting the shift of some companies from theoretical warnings to practical implementation.
Trezor has announced the launch of a new security update that provides advanced protection for its digital wallets against the risks of quantum computing.
The company clarified that the new firmware version is three point zero, and relies on post-quantum encryption techniques officially approved by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
This update comes at a time when warnings are escalating about the future ability of quantum computers to break traditional encryption systems used to protect digital assets.
Trezor confirmed that the integration of the new algorithms was done in collaboration with international encryption experts, and after successfully testing them at the hardware level and with supporting devices.
This development represents a significant step in the race to secure cold wallets, reflecting the shift of some companies from theoretical warnings to practical implementation.
Trezor announced the release of a new security update that provides advanced protection for its digital wallets against the risks of quantum computing.
The company stated that the new firmware version is numbered 3.0, and relies on post-quantum encryption techniques officially approved by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
This update comes at a time when warnings are escalating about the future capabilities of quantum computers to break traditional encryption systems used to protect digital assets.
Trezor confirmed that the integration of the new algorithms was done in collaboration with international encryption experts, and after successfully testing them at the hardware level and the supporting devices.
This development represents a significant step in the race to secure cold wallets, and reflects the transition of some companies from theoretical warnings to practical implementation.
If the price remains above an important support level — around ≈ $85,500–$86,000 — Bitcoin may try to climb to ≈ $87,500–$88,000.
If it succeeds in breaking the next resistance area, it may see a rebound towards ≈ $89,000–$90,000, then potentially attempt towards ≈ $92,000–$93,000.
However, if it fails to hold the support, or selling pressures return — it could see a decline towards ≈ $83,000–$85,000 before any rebound attempt.
⚠️ Probabilities based on the situation
Positive Scenario (Rebound + Resilience): The price fluctuates between ~ $87,000 and $90,000 today, with a chance of touching ~ $92,000.
Neutral Scenario (Stabilization or Fluctuation): The price stays between ~ $85,500 and $88,000 with no strong upward or downward movement.
Negative Scenario (Decline + Selling Pressure): Break of support → potential decline towards ~ $83,000–$84,000.
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The level of 3,500$ has turned into a steel support area. I don't think there will be an attempt to retest it soon.
The drop that occurred two days ago was beneficial for the market to calm the futures market and liquidate the high-leverage owners, and these are things that support the continuation of the rise.
Now, God willing, Ethereum begins its journey to discover new highs. We have strong liquidity available up to the $4,700 level.
Ethereum's move towards that liquidity will be directly positive for altcoins, especially Ethereum coins, God willing.