The Bankless Rollup covered Google's alarming quantum warning, indicating a *20x breakthrough* in cracking crypto signatures and urging immediate post-quantum upgrades. It also analyzed Trump's recent Iran speech, which signaled three more weeks of conflict, impacting global markets. Other key topics included a *~$285 million hack on Solana's Drift Protocol*, the proposal for *Ethereum Economic Zones* to unify L2 liquidity, and the launch of *Aave V4* as a single liquidity hub.
Summarized by Podsumo
Google's research revealed a *20x improvement* in Shor's algorithm, potentially allowing a quantum computer with *500,000 qubits* to crack Bitcoin/Ethereum's ECDSA in *9 minutes* by *2029*, enabling transaction interception.
Beyond performance degradation (TPS from 3 to *0.3*), *6.9 million Bitcoin* (including *2.3 million dormant coins*) are quantum-vulnerable, posing a significant property rights and coordination challenge.
President Trump's speech indicated a prolonged conflict, stating, "We are going to hit Iran extremely hard in the next two to three weeks," causing *oil prices to spike* and raising concerns about inflation and recession.
Solana's Drift Perp Dex was exploited for *~$285 million* due to compromised multi-sig keys obtained through sophisticated social engineering and a critical *zero-second time lock* vulnerability.
A new proposal aims for *synchronous composability* between Ethereum L1 and L2s, creating a unified ecosystem with *shared liquidity and fees*, potentially becoming "Ethereum 3.0."
"We are going to hit Iran extremely hard in the next two to three weeks. We are going to bring them back to the Stone Age where they belong."
— Donald Trump
"Today is a momentous day for quantum computing and cryptography. Two breakthrough papers just landed... The results are shocking."
— Justin Drake
"People might accuse me of grave dancing for saying it, but we have to stop letting centralized things call themselves DeFi. An admin key that can drain all the funds, CFI. Otherwise, DeFi means nothing and the brand is destroyed."
— Hayden Adams