Finance.Biggo NEAR Protocol Launches Quantum-Resistant Upgrade Amid Price Surge
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- •NEAR Protocol's new upgrade allows quantum-resistant signatures without token migration.
- •Trading volume through NEAR Intents has exceeded $33 billion, indicating strong market activity.
- •Analysts predict bullish trends for NEAR, with potential for substantial returns as adoption grows.
NEAR Protocol has introduced quantum-resistant digital signatures for account holders, allowing them to enhance security without moving their tokens. This upgrade, announced on October 10, 2026, has led to a price increase of over 11% as trading volume through NEAR Intents surpassed $33 billion. The upgrade utilizes the ML-DSA-65 signing scheme, which was designed with quantum threats in mind since 2018. Users can opt-in to this new security feature without affecting existing keys, although validator keys remain under traditional cryptography. A related proposal, NEP-655, which aims to hide account keys, is currently in testing with a full launch expected soon. Analysts remain bullish on NEAR's future performance, suggesting potential for significant returns as adoption increases.
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