325 QRL Bounty for the First to Reach 52% on the ECDSA.fail Challenge
Summary
A 325 QRL bounty is offered to the first person who can achieve a 52% success rate on the ECDSA.fail challenge, a test of breaking ECDSA signatures, highlighting quantum-resistant cryptography efforts.
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