Justin Drake basically said that Google originally wanted to handle the quantum threat quietly, but instead ended up 'nerd sniping' the whole world (including AI and amateur enthusiasts)—getting everyone suddenly obsessed with an incredibly fascinating technical problem and diving into it non-stop. The quantum threat is shifting from 'sci-fi' to a 'real-world countdown,' especially with the neutral atom approach. Ethereum has a clear plan to address this. He suggests completing the migration to 'post-quantum cryptography' (a new encryption method that quantum computers can't crack) by 2029. Google, Cloudflare, and the Ethereum Foundation are all targeting this timeline. Ethereum is already working on it: • Planning to replace the current BLS signatures, KZG commitments, and ECDSA signatures. • Using hash-based cryptographic schemes. • Developed a tool called leanVM, which has very high security. Overall, this trend is favorable for Ethereum.