Which solution becomes the most adopted response to the quantum threat in crypto?

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Feb 24

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1. Post-quantum cryptographic upgrades (e.g., Dilithium, Falcon) • Backed by NIST selections, regulatory clarity. • High probability but hard to integrate into existing chains.

51%

2. Hybrid classical–post-quantum cryptography • Popular interim solution. • Lower migration friction.

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3. Hardware-based quantum-resistant security modules • Favored by regulated institutions. • Trusted execution environments, secure enclaves.

62%

4. Decentralized post-quantum security networks (e.g., Naoris Protocol) • Attractive because security is network-verified, not key-verified. • Can overlay existing chains without requiring disruptive forks. • Provides instant scalability

60%

5. No dominant solution by 2030 •The market remains fragmented. •PQC adoption varies across chains.

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@Anargya this reads like marketing copy lol, are you affiliated?

@retr0id But also their landing page says they use Dilithium for pq security, so it's just a repeat of category 1

Also, obligatory "how and when does this resolve"?

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So don't hardware modules have to either use post-quantum crypto or hybrid crypto? They have to be running something? Or what do you mean by hardware modules?