Solana Foundation executive says quantum threat does not require special wallet lockdowns
Jacob Creech, the Solana Foundation’s VP of Technology, said users do not need a special lockdown mode for their wallets or keys to address quantum computing risks. He said that if derived keys were exposed, the underlying secret seed would remain protected, and planned upgrades include seed verification and stronger signature schemes. A working proof of concept for those changes already exists, according to the report.
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Jacob Creech, the Solana Foundation’s technology vice president, addressed quantum-related worries on October 8, 2026, according to Coinfomania. He argued that current
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