Articles tagged with "Bitcoin Security Consortium"
Bitcoin Core 32.0 has entered final testing ahead of a targeted Oct. 10 release, bringing faster block validation, PSBT v2 defaults, and security fixes without changing Bitcoin’s consensus rules. It’s the kind of boring-but-important upgrade that makes the network stronger.
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Michael Saylor says Bitcoin’s real danger isn’t rival chains or regulators, but internal governance capture: pressure to rewrite consensus rules, expand block space, or bend neutrality. He backs keeping the base layer simple while a $15 million security push targets long-term risks.
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Bitcoin’s new Security Consortium launches with $15 million from nine major players to fund long-term research on quantum threats and other network risks. The catch: it says it’s here to support Bitcoin security, not steer protocol decisions.
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Nine Bitcoin-linked firms have formed a $15 million consortium to fund quantum-resistant research, with post-quantum cryptography as the first priority. Bitcoin isn’t broken today, but the group says preparing for a long-term cryptographic threat beats waiting for a nasty surprise.
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A new Bitcoin Security Consortium is launching with $15 million in pledged support to fund post-quantum cryptography research and long-term defenses against future quantum threats. The group says it will back security work without trying to control Bitcoin’s protocol.
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Strategy is helping lead a $15 million Bitcoin Security Consortium with major Wall Street names to fund quantum-readiness research before any real threat arrives. The push is serious, but not apocalyptic: Bitcoin isn’t broken today, yet future upgrades could be a messy coordination test.
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