NEARProtocol SAYS EVERY NEAR ACCOUNT CAN ALREADY SWITCH TO POST-QUANTUM ML-DSA SIGNATURES,...

NEARProtocol SAYS EVERY NEAR ACCOUNT CAN ALREADY SWITCH TO POST-QUANTUM ML-DSA SIGNATURES, WITH "NO ASSET MIGRATION REQUIRED"This comes two days after drakefjustin called on the industry to calmly plan "bunker mode," recommending large holders consider moving the bulk of their funds to fresh addresses that have never signed, so the pubkey stays hidden behind a hash. The post got 6.2M views and kicked off a fight across CT. He framed it as a hedge against ECDSA breaking before q-day, and said not to rush. NEAR's point is that its accounts can just swap their signature scheme, so nobody has to move funds. It also pointed to NEP-655, live on testnet and due on mainnet in the coming weeks, where assets sit behind a hash and no public key is exposed.