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TechFlow, May 14 — According to CoinDesk, Colton Dillion, co-founder of Quip Network, said blockchain governance processes are too slow to effectively respond to security threats posed by quantum computing. Dillion noted that quantum computing could reduce the computational power required for a 51% attack to approximately 26%.
According to CoinDesk, Colton Dillion, co-founder of Quip Network, said that blockchain governance processes are too slow to effectively respond to the security threats posed by quantum computing. Dillion pointed out that quantum computing could reduce the computational power required for a 51% attack to about 26%.
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