Project Eleven and Relm Insurance to test whether quantum defenses can lower premiums
- —Relm will review key exposure, signing systems, transaction approvals and migration readiness
- —Strongpoint supports hybrid signing with classical and post-quantum cryptography simultaneously
- —Project Eleven counts over 8 million BTC in addresses deemed vulnerable to quantum attacks
- —Any premium adjustments would go through Relm's standard underwriting processes
Why it matters: If quantum readiness becomes a recognized underwriting factor, security upgrades could start affecting what custodians and funds pay for coverage.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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