Naoris Protocol Drops $120K Post-Quantum Bug Bounty—Crypto Security Arms Race Heats Up

Crypto's next battleground isn't just price charts—it's the cryptographic apocalypse lurking in quantum computing. Naoris Protocol just upped the ante with a six-figure bounty hunt for vulnerabilities that could break blockchain's backbone.

Quantum-proof or bust

The $120K bounty program targets flaws in post-quantum cryptography—because when quantum computers shred today's encryption like wet tissue paper, 'HODL' won't save your Bitcoin. Naoris joins a growing list of projects fortifying their math shields before Wall Street's quantum bros turn crypto into their personal piggy bank.

Security theater meets real stakes

While TradFi spends millions on compliance theater, Web3's whitehat economy actually pays hackers to break things—before blackhats do. The irony? This bounty's price tag is less than a banker's annual coffee budget.

Wake-up call: Your cold wallet won't survive Y2Q (Year to Quantum). The crypto space is either building quantum-resistant chains or elaborate digital tombstones.