Quantum computing could break existing cryptography - threatening control over money, data, and digital assets. The real question isn’t when quantum will arrive, but whether your claims to ownership depend on infrastructure that could change overnight. Post-quantum cryptography and open verification will become a new frontier of sovereignty.
Why it matters: Tsuka frames quantum as an architectural challenge. True sovereignty means owning what you can prove - and being ready for technological shifts that redefine what is provable.
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