Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Tellis measures post-quantum cryptography against Solana’s byte limits
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A Solana-focused primer, in-browser cryptography lab, and scored readiness check for teams assessing post-quantum migration.
- For
- Solana engineers planning cryptographic migrations
- Worth noticing
- Its stated 1,232-byte transaction cap is compared with a 3,819-byte ML-DSA-44 transfer.
Field notes
The primer is organized into five engineer-facing chapters and says each chapter lists its sources. The lab places Ed25519 alongside ML-DSA variants, SLH-DSA, X25519, and ML-KEM-768, with browser-generated keys and a Devnet transaction panel; the page says timings and byte counts are captured from this site. Its readiness check has 15 questions across five areas and exposes its scoring formula, area breakdown, next steps, and JSON export.
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