Key Takeaways
- Sui plans two NIST-standardized post-quantum signature systems for different types of accounts.
- Existing users should be able to switch to a quantum-safe signer without moving assets to a new address.
- The same recovery phrase can generate the new key through a separate derivation path.
- Post-quantum signatures are substantially larger, increasing transaction data requirements.
- The upgrade is still being audited and tested; Sui is not fully quantum-resistant today.
Sui has outlined how it plans to introduce post-quantum signatures without forcing users through one of the most difficult parts of a blockchain security upgrade: moving everything they own to a new account.
The network plans to support ML-DSA-65, standardized by NIST under FIPS 204, for normal accounts and Read Entire Article


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