Algorand (ALGO) trades at around $0.0986 after posting a modest 24-hour gain of 3.0%, extending its seven-day advance of 13.5%. Trading activity over the same period showed 24-hour volume above $53.4 million, reflecting steady participation during the price recovery phase. The price hike comes as Algorand detailed its long-term plan to strengthen its cryptographic infrastructure against future quantum computing threats. Algorand's roadmap to achieving quantum resistance by 2028 Algorand has outlined a phased transition toward post-quantum cryptographic security, aiming for a full rollout window extending into 2027–2028. The roadmap focuses on reducing long-term vulnerability to quantum computing attacks, particularly those that could compromise digital signatures and transaction integrity.
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