Stacks Labs completed the first quantum-resistant sBTC transfer on mainnet on November 11. The transaction demonstrated that a post-quantum signature scheme can authorize a real sBTC movement on a live network, though neither the Stacks network signing scheme nor the Bitcoin ledger was modified by the test. The single-transfer proof was deliberately scoped to isolate risk while the cryptography operates in production; no network-wide activation or timeline for broader deployment was announced.
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