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Dragonfly\u2019s Qureshi argued that asset migration is not a real solution in case of AI models breaking cryptographic signatures, and urged blockchains to adopt proactive measures.<\/p>\n
Dragonfly\u2019s managing partner, Haseeb Qureshi, called Ethereum researcher Justin Drake\u2019s \u201cbunker mode\u201d warning \u201ccryptographic doomerism,\u201d and said migrating tokens to fresh addresses was not a real solution against the threat of artificial intelligence breaking cryptographic signatures.<\/p>\n
\u201cBunker mode\u201d would only protect investors\u2019 coins as long as they weren\u2019t moved from the fresh address, wrote<\/a> Qureshi in a Thursday X post, adding that these coins would be \u201cworthless if all of the other coins are being hacked and mass-sold.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n Instead, Qureshi urged blockchain networks to adopt proactive measures to protect users against the event of AI breaking cryptographic signatures. He proposed a \u201cCryptographic Recovery Mode,\u201d a hash-based backup signature plan that users could map to their addresses, enabling validators to force recovery if cryptographic signatures were broken.<\/p>\n