The research group Ethlabs is proposing that Ethereum move its post-quantum security target to 2027, two years ahead of the Ethereum Foundation’s December 2029 deadline. Its pqai27 proposal would establish post-quantum consensus before extending quantum-resistant transactions and data availability across the network’s full capacity, potentially increasing transaction costs. To prioritize this work, Ethlabs is willing to withdraw its Quick Slots proposal from the Hegotá hard fork and defer faster block production until 2028. Meanwhile, BTCS has sold ETH below its purchase price to manage 64.1 million dollars in outstanding Aave debt, collateralized by 46,676 ETH worth 99.3 million dollars. The company borrowed 152.4 million dollars in stablecoins from Aave between January 2025 and November 11, 2026, repaid 89.4 million dollars over the same period, and recorded 30.6 million dollars in realized losses on digital assets during the first nine months of 2026.
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