Researchers have developed SPHINCS-, a post-quantum signature scheme optimized for Ethereum that allows users to protect their accounts against future quantum computer attacks today. This system verifies quantum-resistant signatures on-chain using existing Ethereum infrastructure at a low gas cost of around $0.07 per transaction, without needing protocol changes or hard forks. Several variants support different security needs, including hardware wallets, with ongoing audits and future improvements aiming to reduce verification costs and signing times further. This advancement addresses the growing urgency of quantum threats to blockchain security and offers a practical near-term solution for Ethereum users and institutions.
Harvest Investment Services has sold 356,000 shares of Adaptive Biotechnologies, totaling approximately $5.7 million. This significant sale may impact the stock's market perception and price. Investors should watch for any further moves by major shar...
Crinetics Pharmaceuticals presented positive Phase 2 trial results for atumelnant, an oral ACTH receptor antagonist, showing it effectively lowers androgen levels and allows reduction of glucocorticoid doses in adults with classic congenital adrenal ...
Perseus Mining has increased its on-market share buy-back program from AUD100 million to AUD150 million after reaching the initial target. The company has repurchased over 45 million shares since August 2024, reflecting confidence in its strong cash ...
Ascentage Pharma presented 17 clinical updates on its key cancer drugs olverembatinib and lisaftoclax at the EHA2026 Congress, showing strong efficacy and safety in treating various blood cancers including chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) and Philadelp...
Binance has experienced a pattern of large stablecoin flows, with $83 million in USDT entering daily via Ethereum and $101 million exiting daily via Tron over the past two weeks. This cross-chain activity suggests involvement from whales and institut...
