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Project Eleven Launches Strongpoint for Post-Quantum Digital Asset Custody

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Briefings

Project Eleven launched Strongpoint, an institutional custody platform for post-quantum digital assets. Zcash Foundation joined as an initial development partner. The platform aims to deploy in Q4 2026 to provide a common security control layer as cryptographic standards evolve across networks. Project Eleven raised $26 million in Series A funding in January 2026 and recently acquired Riva Labs. The company reviewed the 20 largest assets in CoinGecko's Layer 1 category on September 25, 2026.

Key points

• Zcash Foundation joined Project Eleven as an initial development partner to contribute expertise in privacy-preserving cryptography and protocol engineering for Strongpoint's custody architecture.
• Project Eleven targets production deployment in Q4 2026, with the platform designed to maintain common security controls while allowing underlying cryptography to evolve independently.

Context

Project Eleven launched Strongpoint to address the fragmentation in post-quantum migration, where only 10 of the 20 largest assets in CoinGecko's Layer 1 category have published specific migration paths. The collaboration with Zcash Foundation helps institutions maintain consistent security models while navigating different cryptographic standards across networks.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to the 20 largest assets in CoinGecko's Layer 1 category by market capitalization. Only assets with published network-specific technical proposals, roadmaps, or implementation paths for post-quantum migration were counted. Operational readiness remains uneven, and additional development partners and supported networks were not yet announced.

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