Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor urged the Bitcoin community to prioritise unity over internal disputes as the cryptocurrency enters a new phase of global adoption. He said Bitcoin supporters agree on 99 percent of what matters and should not let the remaining 1 percent divide them, adding that most global capital has yet to enter Bitcoin’s monetary network. His remarks come as debate continues over quantum-computing threats and post-quantum transition plans.

Algorand plans to introduce quantum-resistant cryptography across its blockchain by the end of 2027. The Algorand Foundation unveiled a migration roadmap covering user accounts, wallets, institutional custody systems and core network infrastructure. It plans Falcon-based post-quantum accounts and hybrid accounts combining existing cryptography with quantum-resistant signatures, alongside changes to multisignature wallets and validator-related randomness. Chief Technology Officer Bruno Martins said the first milestone begins in 2026, with broad deployment targeted by end-2027.