A recent research paper (arXiv:2512.20489) has unveiled a high-dimensional quantum blockchain solution based on time entanglement technology. In simple terms, it adds a physical-level lock to the blockchain—so even if large-scale quantum computers become a reality, on-chain assets can still be protected at a physical level. Although it will take time to reach true commercial application, this breakthrough indeed addresses the long-standing quantum threat that has troubled the crypto community, and is undoubtedly good news for the on-chain ecosystem valued in the trillions of dollars.

This is where Avalanche (AVAX) comes into play. This public chain has long been known for its subnetwork architecture, making it the preferred platform for traditional financial institutions and tech labs to test cutting-edge directions such as quantum defenses and RWA. AVAX has consistently maintained high contract holdings, with clear advantages in both security and innovative narratives. In the current asset allocation logic that emphasizes a sense of "future" and "ultimate security," besides Ethereum, AVAX is probably the most representative option for the development direction of blockchain infrastructure.