The post BMIC.ai: A convergence of AI, blockchain, and quantum computing appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. contributor Posted: November 22, 2025 BMIC is an ecosystem that is building an end-to-end solution for securing assets and acting as a merging point for blockchain, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. These 3 core pillars are the driving force behind the BMIC platform, solving the pain points for each other.  As AI workloads surpass their classic limits, quantum systems can be useful in enabling faster training, improved optimization, and entirely new algorithmic capabilities. On the other hand, machine learning helps to enhance quantum hardware by strengthening qubit stability, improving error correction, and aiding in the discovery of quantum algorithms. Protecting assets, transactions, and identities requires secure wallet layers, signature-hiding smart accounts, and post-quantum cryptography, especially as current cryptographic foundations become weaker. What is BMIC.ai?   BMIC.ai or Blockchain Micro-Ion Compute is a decentralised quantum cloud ecosystem developing the world’s first quantum-resistant wallet and a full Quantum security-as-a-service (QSaaS) platform. The platform is built on micro-ion compute modelling and advanced cryptographic research. It provides the core infrastructure designed to protect users’ digital assets and fortify the strength of decentralised applications (dApps).  BMIC.ai aims to secure the digital future in the quantum era by delivering the first signature-hiding, quantum-resistant wallet and security ecosystem while establishing the foundation for decentralized compute and AI orchestration. BMIC Tokenomics The BMIC token is at the core of the platform’s ecosystem. It is designed as the economic engine and performs various functions. It is required to unlock wallet capabilities, enterprise services, and compute workloads. It is also useful for enhancing network reliability and security while rewarding participants, including those involved in quantum-secure validator operations. The token can also be burned to generate BMIC Compute Credits that are used for quantum workloads.  The BMIC token has a limited supply of 1.5 billion, with 50% of it allocated for the… The post BMIC.ai: A convergence of AI, blockchain, and quantum computing appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. contributor Posted: November 22, 2025 BMIC is an ecosystem that is building an end-to-end solution for securing assets and acting as a merging point for blockchain, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. These 3 core pillars are the driving force behind the BMIC platform, solving the pain points for each other.  As AI workloads surpass their classic limits, quantum systems can be useful in enabling faster training, improved optimization, and entirely new algorithmic capabilities. On the other hand, machine learning helps to enhance quantum hardware by strengthening qubit stability, improving error correction, and aiding in the discovery of quantum algorithms. Protecting assets, transactions, and identities requires secure wallet layers, signature-hiding smart accounts, and post-quantum cryptography, especially as current cryptographic foundations become weaker. What is BMIC.ai?   BMIC.ai or Blockchain Micro-Ion Compute is a decentralised quantum cloud ecosystem developing the world’s first quantum-resistant wallet and a full Quantum security-as-a-service (QSaaS) platform. The platform is built on micro-ion compute modelling and advanced cryptographic research. It provides the core infrastructure designed to protect users’ digital assets and fortify the strength of decentralised applications (dApps).  BMIC.ai aims to secure the digital future in the quantum era by delivering the first signature-hiding, quantum-resistant wallet and security ecosystem while establishing the foundation for decentralized compute and AI orchestration. BMIC Tokenomics The BMIC token is at the core of the platform’s ecosystem. It is designed as the economic engine and performs various functions. It is required to unlock wallet capabilities, enterprise services, and compute workloads. It is also useful for enhancing network reliability and security while rewarding participants, including those involved in quantum-secure validator operations. The token can also be burned to generate BMIC Compute Credits that are used for quantum workloads.  The BMIC token has a limited supply of 1.5 billion, with 50% of it allocated for the…