Algorand (ALGO)

$ALGO - I will buy at 7c ish if we get there another 15% down from current price https://t.co/ijKmIDQhSn

The Quantum Summit kicks off at ETHDenver with speakers from Algorand, Sei, Espresso, and Amazon discussing post-quantum migration. While most projects are workshopping strategy, is demonstrating solutions. ---------- Quantum computers will break the cryptography securing every blockchain: - Shor's algorithm breaks RSA and elliptic-curve encryption - Grover's algorithm enables brute-force attacks - Adversaries are harvesting blockchains today to decrypt later when quantum machines arrive - NIST standardized post-quantum algorithms in 2022 This is why ETHDenver dedicated an entire summit to it. ---------- In November 2025, Algorand executed the first post-quantum transaction on a major Layer 1 blockchain using Falcon signatures, a NIST-standardized, lattice-based scheme. The team built on proven cryptographic research from Gentry, Peikert (head of cryptography at Algorand Technologies), and Vaikuntanathan. Falcon verification runs in under 100 microseconds. It integrates with Algorand's stateless authorization layer. The Falcon Signatures CLI gives developers working tools to create quantum-resistant accounts today. State Proofs already secure the blockchain's entire history with post-quantum signatures every 256 rounds. ---------- While summit panels debate: - Migration challenges - Performance - Interoperability - Standards alignment Algorand has already solved them in production. By the time competitors finish strategizing and launch implementations, Algorand will have years of production experience, refined developer tools, live wallet integrations, and an ecosystem built around quantum-resistant transactions.

We just wrapped up Multichain Day with @wrappedxyz in Denver. Now the @algodevs team is on the ground at @EthereumDenver with the same focus: bringing more builders onto Algorand 🧑‍💻 https://t.co/AB7DXpNYfc

Unified cross-chain pools in @FolksFinance xChain V2 make fragmented liquidity obsolete. In V1, liquidity sat in silos per chain; Algorand, Avalanche, Base, Monad, leading to slippage on borrows or thin markets. V2 shifts that technically: using Wormhole, Chainlink CCIP, and CCTP, it creates a single unified pool shared across all 9+ networks. Supply on one chain, borrow from another, same deep liquidity everywhere, no bridging delays or price impact. This means lower slippage for everyone, better capital efficiency, and seamless strategies like vault-based cross-chain yields. Folks literally turned multi-chain DeFi from a hassle into a unified layer. If you’re looking at cross-chain plays You need to look closer here.

Brief news 🗞 Blockchain in crisis zones: #Algorand supports humanitarian aid in Afghanistan 👀 💥In my view, this is one of the many & truly real applications that blockchain can deliver💥 Former MoneyGram CEO Alex Holmes points to a practical example of blockchain use in crisis regions. The focus is on the platform @HesabPay_, which is built on the Algorand Foundation blockchain. According to reports, HesabPay enables aid disbursements to over 100,000 families in Afghanistan, 96% faster and about 60% cheaper than traditional methods. After the collapse of central banking structures in 2021, the blockchain infrastructure was crucial to keep money transfers functional. Beyond Afghanistan, pilot projects are underway in Syria. The goal is to provide aid funds transparently, traceably, and cost‑efficiently, especially in fragile states with limited bank access. Holmes emphasizes: the question is not whether digital money will become relevant, but whether the necessary infrastructure will be built in time before the next crisis. Very strong 💪 Such developments again make clear that the current price is secondary. The decisive factors are the fundamentals—supply and demand. If these shift sustainably, the price will inevitably follow.