Btq Technologies Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

BTQ (Nasdaq: BTQ) exercised its option to acquire all outstanding securities of QPerfect, following an initial strategic investment of approximately €2 million. The transaction, expected to close by end of 2025, is subject to foreign direct investment approval by French authorities and stock exchange approval. QPerfect brings the MIMIQ emulator and a Quantum Logical Unit (QLU) to BTQ, adding emulation and control layers for neutral atom quantum systems and recurring software licensing deployed across Europe, Asia and North America. BTQ will anchor European R&D in Strasbourg to accelerate commercialization of quantum-safe signatures and fault-tolerant control.

BTQ Technologies (Nasdaq: BTQ) announced its common shares have been added to the SAMSUNGACTIVE KoAct Global Quantum Computing Active ETF (KRX: 0020H0) on Oct 28, 2025. The KoAct ETF, launched on Mar 11, 2025, is Korea's first active quantum-computing ETF and carries a 0.50% total expense ratio. Samsung Asset Management reported USD 251 billion in assets under management as of year-end 2023. Inclusion aims to expand BTQ's visibility with Korean and broader Asia-Pacific institutional and thematic investors and aligns with the company’s focus on post-quantum security across finance, telecom, logistics, life sciences, and defense.

BTQ Technologies (Nasdaq: BTQ) announced its common shares were added to the SAMSUNGACTIVE KoAct Global Quantum Computing Active ETF (KRX: 0020H0, ISIN KR70020H0001) on Oct 28, 2025.

The actively managed ETF launched on Mar 11, 2025 and targets global quantum computing companies listed primarily in the U.S., Japan, and Korea, seeking to outperform the FactSet Global Quantum Computing PR Index. The KoAct platform is run by SamsungActive Asset Management, a spin-off of Samsung Asset Management, which reported USD 251 billion AUM at year-end 2023. The ETF carries a 0.50% total expense ratio.

This inclusion increases BTQ's thematic visibility with Korea and Asia-Pacific institutional investors and aligns with the company's strategy to scale post-quantum security solutions.

BTQ (Nasdaq: BTQ) and ICTK (KOSDAQ: 456010) signed a USD 15 million development and joint investment agreement on Oct 27, 2025 to co-develop QCIM, a quantum-secure secure-element chip.

QCIM will integrate BTQ's CASH cryptographic acceleration and post-quantum cryptography at the silicon layer, with early targets of up to 5× AES throughput, ~1,000,000 digital signatures/sec, and <1 μJ per operation. ICTK commits in-kind cost sharing and preferential manufacturing capacity to accelerate certification, mass production, and global commercialization across defense, telecom, finance, IoT, payments, mobile authentication, AI, and digital-asset wallets.

BTQ (NASDAQ:BTQ) announced a partnership with Bonsol Labs that achieved the first NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography (PQC) signature verification on Solana on Oct 23, 2025. The demo implemented ML-DSA (NIST FIPS 204) and used Bonsol's verifiable computation network to move heavy PQC work off-chain while preserving on-chain verification and Solana's sub-second performance. The release highlights QCIM hardware acceleration, Solana's role in >$1 trillion annual DEX volume, and federal urgency driven by "harvest now, decrypt later" risks.

BTQ (Nasdaq: BTQ) announced Bitcoin Quantum Core 0.2, a demonstrated implementation that replaces Bitcoin's vulnerable ECDSA signatures with NIST‑standardized ML‑DSA to provide post‑quantum security for the full Bitcoin protocol.

Key facts: the demo supports wallet creation, transaction signing/verification, and mining; BTQ cites ~6.65 million BTC with exposed public keys and a ~10‑minute mempool vulnerability window; the company targets a Q4 2025 testnet, Q1 2026 enterprise pilots, and a Q2 2026 mainnet with migration tools, backed by the newly formed BTQ Foundation to coordinate standards and industry migration.

BTQ (Nasdaq: BTQ) announced a research collaboration with the University of Cambridge on October 9, 2025 to fund work on inverse-design quantum photonic devices.

The partnership will apply advanced computational inverse-design methods to create novel on-chip active and passive photonic components aimed at improving quantum light collection for quantum computing, quantum-secure communications, and industrial quantum sensing.

The agreement positions BTQ to access Cambridge talent, intellectual property development, and potential commercialization pathways tied to securing mission-critical networks.

BTQ (Nasdaq: BTQ) announced on Oct 6, 2025 that Radical Semiconductor co‑founders Sean Hackett and Zach Belateche joined BTQ full‑time while Anne Reinders remains Head of Cryptography.

The move follows BTQ's acquisition of Radical Semiconductor assets and advances commercialization of CASH — a processing‑in‑memory cryptographic accelerator integrated into BTQ's QCIM platform. Reported metrics: up to 1,000,000 digital signatures/sec, up to 5x AES performance, and <1 µJ per operation. CASH will be offered as silicon IP, discrete co‑processor, and future chiplet configurations aligned with NIST FIPS 203–205 and CNSA 2.0.

BTQ Technologies (NASDAQ:BTQ) has announced a significant expansion of its Quantum Secure Stablecoin Network (QSSN) pilot program with the addition of Finger Inc. Group (KOSDAQ:163730). This marks the world's first large-scale trial of a quantum-secure stablecoin settlement network, combined with a Proof of Concept (PoC) for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) banking services.

The partnership strengthens BTQ's position in both banking and commercial channels, as Finger joins existing partner Danal. As Korea's largest banking-solutions developer serving major financial institutions, Finger will help validate QSSN for high-volume settlement with issuer controls and compliance features. The program is designed to progress from PoC to commercialization following QUINSA guidelines and PQFIF practices.

The initiative focuses on implementing PQC incrementally on partial networks while maintaining unchanged customer and merchant experiences, addressing the growing regulatory focus on quantum security in banking systems.