Can the SEC Protect Bitcoin? Quantum Defense Plan Sparks Criticism
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reading a plan to keep Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto safe if super-fast quantum computers show up one day. SEC Urged to Prepare for Cryptography Meltdown The 74-...
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