TREE NEWS reports: Trezor CTO Tomáš Sušánka said Bitcoin’s leading post-quantum signature scheme comes with trade-offs that make quantum resistance an uphill path for wallet makers. The comments focus on the costs of adopting the leading post-quantum approach, without specifying which scheme or what the trade-offs are. Bitcoin wallets face engineering decisions as they weigh post-quantum security against existing constraints.
Trezor CTO Outlines Trade-offs in Bitcoin Post-Quantum Signature Scheme
The significance here is less the warning itself than who is voicing it: a hardware-wallet CTO framing quantum resistance as an engineering cost problem rather than a feature to ship. That shifts the debate toward wallet makers, who would bear the migration burden and the trade-offs the comments leave unnamed. The absence of specifics — which scheme, which costs — is itself the gap worth watching; concrete detail from Trezor or peers would signal how close this is to a practical roadmap rather than an acknowledged risk.
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