Most crypto rankings focus on market cap, adoption, TVL, developer activity, or transaction throughput.
However, I recently came across the Quantum Readiness Index (QRI), which attempts to evaluate cryptocurrencies based on factors such as quantum-resistant cryptography, migration planning, cryptographic agility, implementation progress, and publicly verifiable evidence.
Reports include readiness scores, confidence levels, critical blockers, supporting evidence, and review status. According to the methodology, generated reports are treated as evidence-assisted drafts until they are reviewed or published.
Whether quantum computing is 5, 10, or 20+ years away, most experts agree that public-key cryptography will eventually need to evolve.
What do you think?
Should quantum readiness become a standard metric for evaluating crypto projects? Which projects do you think are taking the issue most seriously?Link to the website in the comments.
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