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The Crypto Risk NobodyTalks About with Marc Vanlerberghe and Bruno Martins

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The AllinCrypto Podcast
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Jul 2, 2026
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Summary

One of crypto’s least-discussed risks may be one of its biggest. In this episode, we sit down with Marc Vanlerberghe, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer at the Algorand Foundation, and Bruno Martins, Chief Technology Officer at the Algorand Foundation, to discuss Q-Day, post-quantum security and Algorand’s roadmap to broad quantum resilience by 2027. We explore why quantum computing matters for blockchains, how it could impact cryptography, what happens if Q-Day arrives before the industry is ready, and why post-quantum readiness may become a key factor for institutions looking to adopt blockchain infrastructure over the long term. Marc and Bruno also break down Algorand’s work on state proofs, Falcon signatures, post-quantum accounts, VRFs, random committees, instant finality and the importance of industry-wide coordination around wallets, seed phrases and future cryptographic standards.