AI Competition Cuts Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transaction Cost from $320 to $67 An open competition organized by StarkWare, Yukon Research, and Eigen Labs has reduced the estimated cost of executing a quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction from approximately $320 to roughly $67 — an almost 80% drop — with AI models leading the leaderboards throughout the contest. The challenge focused on making post-quantum cryptographic methods practical for Bitcoin by driving down computational costs. AI agents outperformed human competitors in optimizing the underlying proof systems, pushing the cost floor significantly lower over the course of the competition. Quantum computing poses a long-term threat to Bitcoin's current elliptic-curve cryptography, and the search for affordable quantum-resistant alternatives has become an active area of research. Results from this competition suggest AI-assisted optimization could play a central role in making such upgrades economically viable at scale. Source Trade on Binance
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AI Competition Cuts Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transaction Cost from $320 to $67
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