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\section*{Acknowledgments}
We thank the Ethereum Foundation for supporting this research, ZKNOX for their optimization contributions, and the broader cryptographic community for their work on post-quantum algorithms. Special recognition goes to the teams behind FALCON and Dilithium for creating practical lattice-based signature schemes.
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