TREE NEWS reports: Dragonfly partner Qureshi pushed back on what he called ‘bunker mode’ doomerism over AI models breaking cryptographic signatures, arguing that migrating assets elsewhere is not a real solution. He urged blockchains to adopt proactive measures instead.
Dragonfly’s Qureshi Rejects ‘Bunker Mode’ as AI Threat to Crypto Signatures
The real tension here is not whether AI eventually threatens cryptographic signatures, but what a credible response even looks like. Qureshi's dismissal of migration as a non-solution leaves proactive adoption as the only stated path, without saying what that means in practice for chains that must coordinate upgrades across users, validators and custodians. For RWA issuers, who inherit whatever signature assumptions their host chain makes, the open question is whether proactive hardening becomes a shared standard or stays a talking point.
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