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‘Bunker mode’ is a far greater challenge for institutions than individual crypto holders

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Briefings

Institutional crypto firms face a more complex challenge than individual holders regarding emergency fund migration. While individuals can move funds before AI or quantum threats, institutions must upgrade their systems first to handle potential emergencies. This distinction highlights a critical gap in current security protocols where infrastructure readiness is not prioritized over immediate asset protection.

Key points

• Institutional crypto firms must upgrade their systems before an emergency migration, whereas individual holders can move funds before AI or quantum advances expose wallet keys.

Context

This briefing addresses the security dilemma where institutions face a separate problem of upgrading systems before an emergency migration, contrasting with individual crypto holders who can move funds before AI or quantum advances expose wallet keys.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that institutions face a separate problem of upgrading systems before an emergency migration. No specific dates, numbers, or named entities are provided. The source does not specify the timeframe of the migration challenge or the nature of the systems required for upgrade.

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