We’re joining @QuantusNetwork’s Quantum Alliance.
Our CTO @aaron1sme will represent Keystone on wallet security and build on existing work toward common specs, from secure elements to recovery flows.
Post-quantum keys shouldn’t need a different setup for every wallet.
Our CTO @aaron1sme will represent Keystone on wallet security and build on existing work toward common specs, from secure elements to recovery flows.
Post-quantum keys shouldn’t need a different setup for every wallet.
“Post-quantum” is now a marketing buzzword.
We’re here to separate the legit tech from the vaporware.
Today, ten contributors from across the industry launch the Quantum Alliance.
This open standards body will define blockchain quantum readiness.
Contributors submit proposals and earn support through evidence and working code.
Founding contributors:
@YuviLightman, @QuantusNetwork
@MehowHacks, @Americanfort_io
@HiokiLeona, @intmaxIO
@aaron1sme, @KeystoneWallet
@SebastienGllmt, @midnightfdn
@cadillion and @rcarback, @quipnetwork
@PQA_Rich, @PQabelian
@bizdevving, @thevault_soft
@katina_messinis, @hackenclub
thequantuminsider.com/2026/10/15/qua…
Oct 16, 2026 · 9:05 AM UTC
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@KeystoneWallet @QuantusNetwork @aaron1sme unified post quantum key specs will make real adoption much easier
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@KeystoneWallet @QuantusNetwork @aaron1sme Recovery flows are the right place to start. If every wallet invents its own post-quantum backup format, users end up locked to one vendor the first time they need to restore. A shared spec there matters more than whichever signature scheme wins.
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@KeystoneWallet @QuantusNetwork @aaron1sme Can you improve on the batt stuff, ledger /trezor has an edge on that tbh
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