Unpacking the Mystery of Quantum-resistant Blockchain: Can It Be Done Without Sacrificing Scalability?

[kajas]

Hey guys, I've been reading up on the latest developments in blockchain and I'm super interested in the concept of quantum-resistant blockchain. From what I've gathered, we all know that post-quantum cryptography is a must for our beloved blockchain tech, but can we achieve that while still maintaining scalability? Any thoughts on how this is gonna play out in the near future?

 

[AdrenalinMan]

Dude, we've been over this - quantum-resistant blockchains ain't exactly the most scalable thing out there... I mean, we're talking about post-quantum key exchange here, not exactly the most efficient process. Still, some of the newer designs, like Falcon's multi-party computation, might just offer a sweet spot for scalability and security

 

[san199]

imo, we're still a ways off from perfecting post-quantum blockchain tech. I've seen some promising developments, but scalability will indeed be a major hurdle to overcome. Anybody heard of the new Homomorphic Encryption algo's being explored for blockchain?

 

[Лоя]

Dude, I'm not sure if there's a silver bullet here. From what I've seen, post-quantum cryptography seems to be the main hurdle in making a fully resistant blockchain. Anyone have any thoughts on a promising approach?