Alex Pruden
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026
Alex Pruden is the CEO and co-founder of Project Eleven, a company focused on post-quantum security for digital assets. He previously served as CEO of Aleo and as executive director of the Aleo Network Foundation, and has held roles associated with a16z crypto and Coinbase.
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What Alex Pruden has said on podcasts
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Hash-based signatures can replace signatures but not necessarily shared-key encryption.
“you can always solve the signature problem by doing hash-based signatures, but you're not going to be able to necessarily solve this shared encryption problem.”
Open the episode · How Crypto Can Survive If AI or Quantum Computers Break Its CryptographyListen at 16:00
Zcash privacy-preserving protocols rely on encryption.
“privacy preserving schemes, like, for example, Zcash, effectively do rely on this encryption, encrypted notes”
Open the episode · How Crypto Can Survive If AI or Quantum Computers Break Its CryptographyListen at 16:19
Blockchain developers should not hastily discard existing cryptography.
“we shouldn't rush this and, you know, and throw, you know, and throw everything that we know is good away.”
Open the episode · How Crypto Can Survive If AI or Quantum Computers Break Its CryptographyListen at 24:14
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