Algorand (ALGO)

Most people still think crypto is only good for speculation. But for cross-border payments, agentic commerce, RWAs, financial inclusion for billions of unbanked people, or digital sovereignty, blockchain is a no-brainer. Algorand is one of the best examples of this! 🔥 https://t.co/AFhYIgfd8K

Algorand Head of Impact @mattkeller1 and Senior Advisor for Humanitarian Affairs @nigelpont will attend the 2026 Treasurers Roundtable in Washington, D.C. on 13-14 July. Alongside @getpaycode and MarketImpact Digital Solutions, they'll discuss how stablecoins, CBDCs, and tokenized deposits can enable more secure, accountable, and reliable humanitarian payments.

🧵 Algorand just took another major step toward becoming one of the first quantum-resilient blockchains. The next milestone arrives in Q3 2026 with native post-quantum accounts. Here’s why that matters. 👇 Every blockchain account is protected by digital signatures. Today, nearly every major blockchain relies on elliptic-curve cryptography (Ed25519 or secp256k1). Powerful enough today. Potentially vulnerable in a post-quantum world. @Algorand has already been preparing for that future. In 2025, it executed one of the first post-quantum transactions on a live public blockchain using Falcon LogicSig accounts. That proved post-quantum transactions were already possible. But there was one limitation. Those Falcon accounts relied on LogicSig programs. They worked… …but they weren’t native citizens of the protocol. That’s exactly what changes in Q3 2026. Native post-quantum accounts become part of the protocol itself. Instead of existing through smart logic, they’ll be supported directly by the ledger and consensus rules. That makes them easier for wallets, SDKs, exchanges and developers to support. Another elegant design choice: @Algorand keeps its familiar 32-byte account addresses. Why is that important? Because Falcon-1024 public keys are around 1,793 bytes. Rather than exposing those large keys directly, Algorand derives the account address from a cryptographic hash. Users keep the same address format… …without bloating the ledger. That means existing user experience stays familiar while the underlying cryptography evolves. Perhaps the most important part isn’t the cryptography itself. It’s the ecosystem. Algorand plans native support across: • SDKs • AlgoKit • Pera Wallet Making adoption significantly easier for developers and users. And this is only the beginning. Native post-quantum accounts lay the foundation for the rest of Algorand’s roadmap, including: • Cryptographic agility • Hybrid accounts • Post-quantum multisig • Additional signature schemes Quantum resilience isn’t a single upgrade. It’s an architectural transition. Algorand has been building toward it for years. Now those building blocks are becoming native parts of the protocol itself. @AlgoFoundation @Algorand

So cool to see so many devs at @WeAreDevs packed around the Algorand booth to learn about x402! 🔥 Algorand is a no-brainer for agentic commerce, and more builders need to know about it! Kudos to @JorrinB, @ganainmtech, @gabrielkuettel, @SilentRhetoric, @LuteWallet for the talks and workshops! 👏

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