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I · The field

Every point of light is a wallet.

Every wallet is a public key that anyone can see.

Each key rests on a curve: a hard problem that keeps it yours.

II · The machine

Quantum computers are real, and growing.

Google Willow: 105 qubits, 2024 · Source

The largest today hold about a thousand qubits.

IBM Condor: 1,121 qubits, 2023 · Source

Breaking one key would take far more: about half a million, working together.

Estimate: under 500,000 physical qubits, 2026 · Source

III · The question

This has not happened. No machine can do this today.

Suppose, one day, a machine could solve the curve.

Keys whose public half is known would be open to it.

Solana’s teams already have a plan for that day.

IV · The plan and the pledge

Owners will prove they know their seed, and move to post-quantum keys.

The network has a path. Nothing needs doing today.

A record is how you say, in public, that you will be ready.

V · Your turn

Each lime point is a keybearer on the Register.

Know who holds the keys.

0 numbered records on the Register.

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