As market attention shifts to short-term prices, the Ethereum Foundation officially launches a new dedicated platform, Post-Quantum Ethereum, bringing together years of post-quantum research achievements. This marks a significant step forward in Ethereum’s efforts to resist quantum computing threats.

Upgrade Roadmap: Ethereum aims to complete a major Layer 1 post-quantum upgrade by 2029, reconstructing a three-layer defense system— the consensus layer will replace BLS signatures with a hash-based quantum-resistant scheme (leanXMSS), and the execution layer will enable users to smoothly transition to quantum-safe authentication through "Account Abstraction."
Long-term Significance: Ethereum’s early cryptographic research began as early as 2018, and over 10 teams are currently testing related solutions. Meanwhile, regulatory developments are favorable— the SEC and CFTC have officially classified ETH as a "digital commodity," and staking is recognized as an administrative activity rather than a securities issuance, paving the way for ETF staking products. $ETH

Key Points
Quantum Resistance Plan: Complete Layer 1 upgrade by 2029, reconstruct the three-layer defense system.
Regulatory Favorability: ETH officially classified as a "digital commodity," staking regulation clarified.
Long-term Narrative: Shift from short-term volatility to long-term infrastructure development.