Prnewswire Project Eleven Launches Strongpoint for Post-Quantum Custody
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- •Strongpoint aims to secure over $1 trillion in digital assets against quantum threats.
- •Zcash Foundation partners with Project Eleven to enhance custody infrastructure.
- •The platform supports crypto-agility to adapt to evolving cryptographic standards.
Project Eleven has launched Strongpoint, a custody platform designed for the post-quantum era, in collaboration with Zcash Foundation. This initiative aims to secure over $1 trillion in digital assets at risk from quantum computing threats. Strongpoint allows institutions to maintain a consistent security control layer while adapting to evolving cryptographic standards. The collaboration leverages Zcash's expertise in privacy-preserving cryptography to enhance the custody infrastructure. The digital asset industry faces a coordination challenge as only half of the top 20 assets have published migration plans for post-quantum transitions. Strongpoint is engineered for crypto-agility, enabling institutions to adapt without overhauling their security infrastructure.
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