DBS Bank, Southeast Asia's largest bank, has highlighted the potential risks posed by quantum computing to blockchain security in its latest report, "Digital Assets: Quantifying Quantum Risks in Crypto." The report underscores the vulnerabilities of major cryptocurrencies like XRP, Ethereum, and Solana to future quantum threats, despite current quantum capabilities being insufficient to pose immediate danger. The report notes that faster networks such as XRP and Solana, with their quick settlement times, may reduce the window for potential quantum attacks. However, DBS emphasizes the need for preparation, as the crypto industry is already developing quantum-resistant solutions. The Ethereum Foundation and XRP Ledger are among those working on post-quantum cryptography to safeguard against future threats. DBS advises against panic, recommending that crypto users adopt best practices and stay informed about advancements in quantum-resistant technologies. The bank suggests that the crypto ecosystem is capable of adapting to new challenges, as it has done in the past.