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Infinitum: Pioneering Quantum-Proof Blockchain Solutions to Transform Finance
The revolutionary blockchain ecosystem from Infinitum, powered by Lusis-global leader in financial systems-sets a new standard in security, resilience, and interoperability, bridging traditional and decentralized finance
ZUG, SWITZERLAND / ACCESS Newswire / February 18, 2025 / Infinitum ( www.Infinitum.org ) has officially launched, introducing a groundbreaking blockchain ecosystem designed to address the critical challenges in modern finance. At the nexus of traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi), Infinitum is setting new benchmarks in blockchain security and innovation, while advancing global tokenization trends and preparing for the post-quantum era.
Infinitum's cutting-edge ecosystem is underpinned by Infinitum Labs, its dedicated research hub co-founded with Lusis. Recognized globally for its expertise in financial systems, cryptography, AI integration, and quantum computing, Lusis is bringing decades of trust from the banking sector into the blockchain space.
Bridging TradFi and DeFi with Security and Scalability
According to a 2023 Bank of America report, asset tokenization is poised to represent 10% of global GDP by 2030. Jean-Raymond Rey, CEO of Infinitum, highlights its transformative potential:
"Tokenization eliminates inefficiencies, unlocks liquidity, and democratizes access to financial markets . However, the tokenization market's growth and acceptance depends on overcoming key challenges such as scalability and regulatory compliance-while improving robust security as the foremost priority. Infinitum is here to accelerate this transition by providing infrastructure and systems that uphold the highest standards of traditional finance while meeting the demands of the Decentralized Finance world."
Post-Quantum Security for a Safer Blockchain Ecosystem
Infinitum's ecosystem is purpose-built to deliver post-quantum security, addressing vulnerabilities in existing blockchain systems. Current encryption methods face existential risks from quantum computing's rapid advancements, which could enable attackers to compromise crypto holdings in seconds.
Philippe Préval, Chairman of Infinitum and CEO of Lusis, underscores the urgency:
"Quantum computing has brought us closer to a future where Shor's and Grover's algorithms could compromise current cryptographic standards. At Infinitum, we are redesigning blockchain infrastructure with post-quantum resilient systems, ensuring long-term security for digital assets, along with AI-driven fraud prevention."
A Timely Launch in the Modern Finance Revolution
The timing of Infinitum's debut aligns with the growing momentum behind the tokenization market, driven by technological breakthroughs and innovative business models.
Gaffor Shakhidi, Senior Executive of Jefferson Capital, affirms the company's unique position:
"Operating at the intersection of TradFi and DeFi is a challenge that few globally can meet. Infinitum, with Lusis, is among the pioneers capable of addressing this. The democratization of crypto services and the imperative for post-quantum security create fertile ground for transformative growth."
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Infinitum Group AG

Philippe Preval Chairman of Infinitum and CEO of Lusis

Jean-Raymond Rey CEO of Infinitum
About Infinitum:
Infinitum bridges the gap between Traditional Finance and Decentralized Finance to make Web3 safer and accelerate tokenization adoption.
Engineered by Lusis, Infinitum's blockchain ecosystem pioneers quantum-proof cryptographic technologies for enhanced security, scalability, and compliance.
Institutions and individuals can seamlessly tokenize, trade, store, and pay in the safest end-to-end environment.
SOURCE: Infinitum Group AG
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