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Moody’s Flags Quantum Threat to Bitcoin and Digital Assets After Trump Orders
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Moody's warned that President Trump's new quantum computing executive orders accelerate the need for Bitcoin and the broader digital asset industry to adopt quantum-resistant cryptography.
Key facts
- A second accelerates the federal migration to post-quantum cryptography, moving preparedness deadlines to 2030-31 from the prior 2035 target
- A pair of executive orders signed by President Trump on June 22 has pushed the quantum computing question from the research lab into the boardrooms of crypto exchanges, custodians and stablecoin
- In a June 24 sector comment, Moody’s Ratings warned that the credit implications for digital assets are significant, and that the indus
- Moody’s has now put a date on the deadline, and the clock reads 2030
Summary
A pair of executive orders signed by President Trump on June 22 has pushed the quantum computing question from the research lab into the boardrooms of crypto exchanges, custodians and stablecoin issuers. In a June 24 sector comment, Moody’s Ratings warned that the credit implications for digital assets are significant, and that the indus. The orders make quantum computing and its security a strategic national priority. A second accelerates the federal migration to post-quantum cryptography, moving preparedness deadlines to 2030-31 from the prior 2035 target.