Regarding the threat of quantum computing to cryptocurrencies, the discussion has recently heated up again. While some still debate whether this is reliable, it is indeed worth taking seriously—the foundation of blockchain security is cryptography. Once the underlying algorithms are compromised, the entire trust system is finished.

Interestingly, most projects are still busy dealing with current issues, while DUSK has incorporated "post-quantum resistance" into its code from the very beginning. They are using cryptographic solutions like zero-knowledge proofs, which are upgrading towards resisting quantum computing. In other words, DUSK is laying the groundwork for financial infrastructure for the next 5 to 10 years.

For a blockchain handling large, regulated assets, security must be multi-dimensional and forward-looking. DUSK’s privacy technology not only addresses current data leakage problems but also prepares in advance for the computing power revolution at the architectural level. This long-term security mindset is exactly what institutional investors and regulators value most.

While the market is baking in short-term fluctuations, some projects are quietly building protective barriers. Investing in infrastructure, simply put, is investing in the future of this industry. A foundational technology that can withstand known and unknown risks will become increasingly valuable over time. In the crypto space, the most deadly risk is often not the price drop, but the technology itself becoming outdated.