Decrypt reports that Zcash developers are actively preparing the privacy-focused network to withstand potential threats from quantum computing. The ongoing development efforts suggest that Zcash's roadmap for post-quantum cryptography is more advanced than that of Bitcoin, addressing future security concerns proactively. According to the report, the team behind Zcash is not panicking about the potential threat of quantum computers cracking encryption. While quantum advancements pose theoretical risks to blockchain cryptography, the developers maintain that immediate danger is minimal. They argue that the specific cryptographic proofs used by Zcash currently offer sufficient resilience, and that necessary network upgrades can be implemented long before quantum computers become powerful enough to break the system. [Update 1] Added details regarding the developers' confidence in current cryptographic proofs and their assessment that immediate risks are minimal.