The U.S. Treasury has officially included 'digital assets' in its quantum security workflow The U.S. Treasury just established the 'Quantum Security Preparedness Working Group,' and what stands out most to the crypto community is that it has listed 'risks of digital assets and emerging technologies' as one of its three main focus areas. The threat quantum computing poses to crypto assets has moved from long-standing discussions among cryptographers to the formal policy implementation level of the U.S. financial system. The U.S. has now started setting deadlines for traditional finance. In June this year, Trump signed an executive order requiring certain critical federal systems to complete their migration to quantum-resistant cryptographic systems by the end of 2030, with systems related to digital signatures to be completed by the end of 2031 at the latest. The G7's overall migration reference target for financial systems is even pointing toward 2035.