Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank, has developed a comprehensive post-quantum compute preparedness strategy to protect institutional assets from quantum decryption threats. The strategy involves deploying a multi-layered security infrastructure to counter quantum algorithms like Shor's algorithm, which can compromise public-key digital signatures. This proactive approach acknowledges the looming threat of quantum computing to traditional cryptographic methods. By establishing a clear operational blueprint, Anchorage Digital aims to ensure the long-term security of digital asset holdings. The firm's move underscores the growing urgency of migrating to post-quantum cryptography, as quantum developments continue to advance1. This shift is critical for institutional assets, as the potential for quantum-based decryption poses a significant risk to their security. The need for a well-planned post-quantum migration strategy is becoming increasingly important, and Anchorage Digital's approach serves as a model for other institutions to follow.