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Post-Quantum Bitcoin Cash: Interview on Quantumroot

Thanks to Emmanuel Musa and Bitcoin.com News for this article: Quantumroot Debuts on Bitcoin Cash: First Post-Quantum Vault on Bitcoin Script Developer Jason Dreyzehner has unveiled Quantumroot, the first fully implemented, integration-ready post-quantum vault system. The full interview: You’ve been leading development on Bitcoin

Post-quantum vaults are live on Bitcoin Cash's Chipnet

Quantumroot vaults are now live on Bitcoin Cash's 6-months-ahead preview network. Contracts, testing suite, and transaction generation code now available.

Bitcoin Cash Upgrade 2026

The 2026 upgrade completes the restoration of Bitcoin Script on Bitcoin Cash (CashVM), making CashVM a simple, ultra-efficient, high-level programming environment for sound money.

Bitcoin Cash Podcast #161: Functions, Quantumroot & STARKs

I joined the Bitcoin Cash Podcast to talk about the 2026 CHIPs, Quantumroot, and zero-knowledge proofs on Bitcoin Cash.

Tech Talk: Intro to Quantum-Ready Vaults using Quantumroot

An video introduction and walk-through of Quantumroot: Quantum-Secure Vaults for Bitcoin Cash.

Quantumroot: Quantum-Secure Vaults for Bitcoin Cash

A new contract design offers full 256-bit classical, 128-bit quantum security strength. Quantum spends are ~1.5KB per UTXO, and with cross-input and CashToken-based aggregation, quantum sweeps of 400+ unique addresses or 800+ inputs fit in a single transaction (100KB).

Bitcoin Cash Podcast #149: Loops, Functions, P2S, and TXv5

I joined the Bitcoin Cash Podcast to talk about Bitcoin Cash Improvement Proposals (CHIPs) for Loops, Functions, Pay-to-Script, a potential transaction format upgrade, and more.

2026 & 2027 Proposals: OP_EVAL, P2S, Loops, and TXv5

I joined Fiendish & Friends Podcast #11 to talk about Bitcoin Cash Improvement Proposals (CHIPs) for 2026 and 2027: OP_EVAL, Pay-to-Script, loops, and TX version 5.

2027 Proposal: Transaction Version 5

Today I'm proposing CHIP-2025-01 TXv5: Transaction Version 5 : - Zero-Overhead Covenants – Enable user-deployed financial and privacy covenants to minimize transaction sizes, matching or outperforming purpose-built, "layer 1" networks. See Example: Zero-Knowledge Proof Covenants . - Detached ("Cross-Input") Signatures –

2026 Proposals: Loops, Functions, and Pay to Script

Proposing three CHIPs for Bitcoin Cash's 2026 upgrade: loops, function eval, and Pay to Script (P2S). These would make BCH contracts more efficient than ETH, SOL, etc. across some remaining gaps + optimize transaction sizes for zero-knowledge and post-quantum covenants. (1/6) https://t.co/hb64OFlVFr —

2025 Bitcoin Cash Improvement Proposals

I recommend the VM Limits & BigInt CHIPs for activation in Bitcoin Cash's 2025 upgrade.

General Protocols Space #34: Ask Me Anything

I joined General Protocols Space #34 to talk about Virtual Machine Limits, BigInt, the CHIP upgrade process, BCH vs. ETH, decentralized exchanges, and instant finality with Zero-Confirmation Escrows (ZCEs).

Bitcoin Cash Podcast #130: VM Limits & BigInt

I joined the Bitcoin Cash Podcast to talk about the Virtual Machine Limits & BigInt CHIPs, the CHIP upgrade process, and instant finality with Zero-Confirmation Escrows (ZCEs).

Bitcoin Cash Podcast #122: Virtual Machine Limits

I joined the Bitcoin Cash Podcast to talk about the history and rationale behind the VM Limits & BigInt CHIPs, directions for future protocol development, and instant finality with Zero-Confirmation Escrows.

Bitauth IDE v1.0.0 Released

The first long-term stable (LTS) release of Bitauth IDE, v1.0.0, is now available. This upgrade significantly improves performance, enables offline usage, and clears the way for future development.