Quantum resistance is likely to be an important theme in this bull market, but many projects are just riding the hype—there aren’t that many actually doing the work.
There are three main things to look at when judging whether a project is serious:
1️⃣ Are the algorithms clearly explained, or is it all just slogans?
2️⃣ Is the mainnet actually up and running? A roadmap alone doesn’t count as delivery.
3️⃣ Have legacy addresses and old keys been migrated? If not, risks remain.
With this $STRK rally, I’m more focused on STARK’s technical foundations and the potential created by the combined L2→L1 narrative.
$ZEC is highly volatile, and migration pressure on existing holders is also a factor to watch.
TRON, ETH, and BTC are all moving forward in this area, but their timelines for delivering results vary widely.
At the end of the day, the quantum-resistance narrative may be real, but that doesn’t mean every coin jumping on the bandwagon is worth buying.
“Announcing quantum resistance” can be a screening criterion, but it shouldn’t be treated as a reason to buy.
There are three main things to look at when judging whether a project is serious:
1️⃣ Are the algorithms clearly explained, or is it all just slogans?
2️⃣ Is the mainnet actually up and running? A roadmap alone doesn’t count as delivery.
3️⃣ Have legacy addresses and old keys been migrated? If not, risks remain.
With this $STRK rally, I’m more focused on STARK’s technical foundations and the potential created by the combined L2→L1 narrative.
$ZEC is highly volatile, and migration pressure on existing holders is also a factor to watch.
TRON, ETH, and BTC are all moving forward in this area, but their timelines for delivering results vary widely.
At the end of the day, the quantum-resistance narrative may be real, but that doesn’t mean every coin jumping on the bandwagon is worth buying.
“Announcing quantum resistance” can be a screening criterion, but it shouldn’t be treated as a reason to buy.