Project Eleven and Relm Insurance explore whether quantum security can lower premiums

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Project Eleven, a post-quantum security company, announced on October 20, 2026 a partnership with insurer Relm Insurance. The two companies are assessing how quantum-resistant controls on the Strongpoint custody platform could influence insurance underwriting conditions for digital assets. Strongpoint is a modular platform capable of signing transactions with both classical cryptography and post-quantum methods, with full production deployment expected in Q4 2026. Project Eleven, founded in 2024 by Alex Pruden and Conor Deegan, raised 20 million dollars in Series A funding in January 2026, valuing the company at 120 million dollars. According to Project Eleven’s research, over 8 million BTC, representing hundreds of billions of dollars, appear on its list of addresses vulnerable to quantum attacks.

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