Coinbase has formed an Independent Advisory Board focused on quantum computing and its implications for blockchain technology. As quantum computers advance, they pose a significant threat to the cryptographic security that underpins digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The board, made up of leading experts in the fields of quantum computing and cryptography, aims to analyze potential risks and provide actionable recommendations to the crypto community. Key members of the board include Professor Scott Aaronson from the University of Texas, Professor Dan Boneh of Stanford University, and Justin Drake from the Ethereum Foundation. Their expertise will guide Coinbase in assessing the evolving landscape of quantum threats and developing strategies to protect blockchain systems. The board will publish position papers, offer recommendations for developers and organizations, and provide real-time responses to breakthroughs in quantum computing. Coinbase’s broader post-quantum security roadmap includes immediate product updates, such as enhancing Bitcoin address handling and key management systems, alongside long-term cryptographic research into post-quantum signature schemes. The first position paper from the board is expected soon, establishing a baseline assessment of quantum risks and outlining a plan for resilience in the blockchain ecosystem.