Building Quantum-Secure Stablecoins for a Global Economy

Stablecoins have solidified their role as the interoperability layer between traditional and decentralized finance, institutions need to think beyond present-day digital asset strategies and consider their exposure in a post-quantum environment. 

The Quantum Chain team attended the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) on November 12-14, 2025, and the Korea Fintech Week (KFW) on November 26-28, 2025. The team was on field to have discussions on what the future of finance will look like. Traditional institutions are now openly engaging with decentralized finance companies after a decade of development in silos.

Maxwell Denega, Founder and CEO of Quantum Chain, at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2025

SFF 2025 had the theme of Technology Blueprint for the Next Decade of Finance. The event focused on how technologies like artificial intelligence, tokenization, and quantum computing will shape the future of finance, emphasizing innovation in areas such as digital assets, trust, and a resilient financial ecosystem. The event drew global representation across the full financial stack. The team had over 20 high-value meetings with most being centered around quantum-secure stablecoins. One of the meetings not centered around stablecoins was a researcher from the National University of Singapore who indicated that quantum computing advancements will become operationally relevant within the next 3-5 years, which means institutions need to adopt quantum secure protocols within the next 1-2 years. After attending the previous years of SFF, it was encouraging to see that the industry has opened their eyes and is now moving in the right direction.

Left: Mr. Dongsub Kim, Head of Digital Currency Planning of Bank of Korea, and Maxwell Denega;

Right: Mr. Yusuke Takezawa, Vice President of Global Business Development of Progmat Co., and Maxwell Denega

KFW 2025 served as a strong entry point to Korea’s fintech ecosystem. The country is very progressive when it comes to implementing AI technologies and decentralized finance into its financial system. Most of the booths centered around AI, but there was a key discussion led by Mr. Dongsub Kim from the Bank of Korea, and Mr. Yusuke Takezawa from Progmat. The team had the opportunity to talk to them about future collaborations as the discussions were aligned with Quantum Chain’s vision of a more advanced, secure, and transparent financial system for everyone. Specifically, we are excited to see the possible development of a quantum-secure Korean Won. 

Moving forward, the Quantum Chain team will be attending the Money 20/20 events in Indonesia (December 4, 2025) and Malaysia (December 11, 2025). These are strategic touch points to engage with the local institutions.

As cliche as it is, the saying "the future is now" feels more relevant than ever.

We touch base on this topic in our podcast, Systemic Flaws Episode # 3 | Stablecoins. You can check it out on YouTube [ https://youtu.be/4L4yhrvexmQ ] and Buzzsprout [ https://www.buzzsprout.com/2536436/episodes/18283805 ].

If you are interested in having discussions with our team on this topic, reach out to us via e-mail contact@quantumcha.in

For more updates about the company, follow Quantum Chain's Founder and CEO Maxwell Denega on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxwell-denega-14300178/