[Coinbase Collaborates with Stanford to Discuss Bitcoin's Post-Quantum Resistance: No Perfect Solution Yet, Migration May Proceed in Phases] Coinbase published an article stating that it has partnered with Stanford University cryptography professor Dan Boneh and Localhost Research to host the 'Post-Quantum Bitcoin Workshop' at Stanford University. This closed-door working meeting brought together Bitcoin developers, cryptography experts, researchers, institutional custodians, and hardware wallet specialists to focus on how Bitcoin can proactively prepare for cryptographic risks posed by future quantum computing. Participants assessed the progress of quantum computing, the current state of post-quantum cryptography, and the applicability of various post-quantum signature schemes in Bitcoin. They also referenced Ethereum's related plans to discuss institutional custody needs, Bitcoin output types, and potential post-quantum protection schemes. Additionally, the meeting explored hardware wallet limitations, signature scheme selection, and protective measures for assets that may not be migrated in time.