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On August 27, Avihu Levy, a developer from the Starknet team, completed a BTC transaction on the Bitcoin mainnet using the Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) method. Avihu Levy proposed the Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) solution in April 2026, which allows Bitcoin transactions to be signed in a way that remains secure even against attackers with large-scale quantum computers capable of running Shor's algorithm, without requiring any changes to the Bitcoin protocol.

On August 27, Avihu Levy, a developer from the Starknet team, completed a BTC transaction on the Bitcoin mainnet using the Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) method. It is reported that Avihu Levy proposed the Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) solution in April 2026, which allows Bitcoin transactions to be signed in a way that remains secure even against attackers with large-scale quantum computers capable of running Shor's algorithm, without requiring any changes to the Bitcoin protocol.

On August 27, economists from Malayan Banking Berhad stated that although the growth rate of Singapore's electronics industry slowed to an 11-month low, the sector will continue to benefit from global AI infrastructure development. Singapore's electronics output in July grew by 11.2% year-on-year, down from 21.1% in June, partly due to a high base effect from the same period last year. Malayan Banking noted, "Despite the slowdown in electronics output growth, we believe the AI boom is unlikely to end soon." Meanwhile, with the expansion of global chip manufacturing capacity, demand for semiconductor equipment in Singapore remains strong. Malayan Banking highlighted that Singapore holds a significant share of the global semiconductor equipment production market, approximately 20%.