Cryptocurrency assets face a consensus in the industry that quantum computing poses a threat, and Project Eleven is accelerating its layout in this track. This startup team, focused on quantum-level protection, recently completed a $20 million financing round, pushing the company's valuation to $120 million. Behind this funding round, Variant Fund and professional quantum venture capital firm Quantonation co-led the investment, demonstrating the capital market's optimism for this direction.



In fact, Project Eleven completed a $6 million financing round in June last year, and within just one year, the financing amount has more than tripled, indicating that its defense solutions have gained recognition in the market. As the scale of the crypto ecosystem continues to expand, the demand to protect assets from future quantum computing threats is becoming increasingly urgent. The company's growth trajectory, to some extent, reflects the rapid evolution currently happening in the Web3 security field.
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GasGasGasBrovip
· 5h ago
The quantum threat has long been a concern, and finally someone is taking it seriously.
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GasWranglervip
· 5h ago
ngl, if you actually analyze the funding trajectory here—3x in a year?—that's empirically sub-optimal capital allocation imo. like, technically speaking, the real threat model doesn't hit for another decade minimum, so... why the rush? 🤔
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RooftopReservervip
· 5h ago
The issue of quantum threats has long been a concern; Project Eleven's funding tripling truly indicates a problem.
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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 5h ago
Quantum threats have been hyped for a long time, and finally someone is putting real money on the line? --- Annual triple-fold funding—this number can indeed be intimidating, but it depends on whether the final product can be realized. --- Honestly, the threat of quantum computing is real, but investing in this now feels a bit like jumping on the bandwagon. --- It's both Variant and Quantonation—luxurious lineups. The funding is indeed in place. --- Wait, do we really need to defend against quantum threats right now? Or is this just another fundraising story? --- A valuation of 1.2 billion sounds high. If there's no real product, it won't be easy to get in. --- Most early quantum security solutions are still theoretical; let's see how Project Eleven breaks the deadlock. --- In Web3 security, there is indeed a lack of major players. Someone digging this pit is better than no one. --- Rapid growth in funding does not equal reliable products; we need to wait until they go live to see. --- This round of funding seems more impressive than the actual progress.
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TokenUnlockervip
· 6h ago
The quantum threat is indeed something that should be taken seriously, but whether Project Eleven can truly support a valuation of 120 million depends on subsequent technological output. Doubling the funding is impressive, but I'm just worried it might be another capital story. This track is hot, but how many projects are actually solving real problems? On the other hand, if quantum computing really arrives, the existing encryption defenses are indeed in jeopardy. Last year’s 6 million to this year's 20 million, the speed is quite fast; it all depends on whether they can turn the funding into real results.
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