Project Eleven just wrapped up a Series A funding round, bringing in $20 million to push the project toward a $120 million valuation.



So what's the play here? The team is gearing up to tackle one of crypto's biggest looming challenges—post-quantum threats. As quantum computing tech keeps advancing, existing cryptographic systems used across blockchain networks face potential vulnerabilities. It's not tomorrow's problem, but it's definitely on the radar now.

This funding will fuel development efforts to harden crypto networks against quantum-era attacks. Think of it as upgrading the security infrastructure before the threat fully materializes. With major cryptographic shifts potentially coming down the line, projects that build quantum-resistant solutions early could gain significant competitive advantage.

For anyone tracking blockchain security innovation, this is worth watching.
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GateUser-4745f9cevip
· 4h ago
Quantum computing is something that will have to be faced sooner or later. Getting a head start in deployment definitely has advantages. --- In the past two years, the hype around post-quantum cryptography has increased, and Project Eleven's recent funding round has been quite impressive. --- Basically, it's about securing a position early; by the time the real threat arrives, the defenses will already be in place. --- Raising $20 million to reach a valuation of $120 million—this funding round is quite aggressive. --- The quantum threat hasn't fully materialized yet. Investing now is a gamble on the future—seeing who can survive until that day. --- The industry has long discussed the upgrade and replacement of cryptography, and finally, some projects are putting real money into it.
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RugPullAlertBotvip
· 4h ago
Quantum threats are still quite far off, right? But acting early definitely has advantages; I just don't know if this project is reliable.
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GweiObservervip
· 4h ago
Quantum computing should have been prioritized long ago; we shouldn't wait until a real problem occurs to start scrambling.
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WalletInspectorvip
· 4h ago
Quantum threats will have to be faced sooner or later. It's indeed smart to secure a position now. However, whether the 20 million invested can produce something truly valuable still remains to be seen.
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