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This bilingual session examines the practical threat quantum computing may pose to today’s cryptographic systems and digital assets. It is designed to separate realistic security risks and development timelines from hype, explaining why quantum computing matters to current encryption standards, how close capable machines may be, and what post-quantum cryptography means for wallets and blockchain infrastructure.
The discussion will connect the technology to practical concerns for crypto users, including wallet security, long-term asset holding, and the broader implications for the crypto ecosystem. The format is intended to provide a clear, structured assessment rather than a fear-driven narrative.
The event takes place at EVOLVE.space in Central, Hong Kong, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM HKT on September 16, 2026. It is hosted by EVOLVE RWA and Isaac Zhuo, delivered in English and Chinese, and costs HK$100. Drinks and snacks are included. Attendance is confirmed after payment; tickets are generally non-refundable and non-transferable, while an alternative session will be offered if the organizers cancel or postpone the event.
This bilingual session examines the practical threat quantum computing may pose to today’s cryptographic systems and digital assets. It is designed to separate realistic security risks and development timelines from hype, explaining why quantum computing matters to current encryption standards, how close capable machines may be, and what post-quantum cryptography means for wallets and blockchain infrastructure.
The discussion will connect the technology to practical concerns for crypto users, including wallet security, long-term asset holding, and the broader implications for the crypto ecosystem. The format is intended to provide a clear, structured assessment rather than a fear-driven narrative.
The event takes place at EVOLVE.space in Central, Hong Kong, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM HKT on September 16, 2026. It is hosted by EVOLVE RWA and Isaac Zhuo, delivered in English and Chinese, and costs HK$100. Drinks and snacks are included. Attendance is confirmed after payment; tickets are generally non-refundable and non-transferable, while an alternative session will be offered if the organizers cancel or postpone the event.