We checked 16 coins sold as quantum-resistant. Only 7 are post-quantum by default on mainnet, and two of those launched in the last 7 weeks. The old guard is tiny. $QRL and $MCM have signed every transaction with hash-based keys since 2018. $QRL's ML-DSA upgrade, Zond, is still on testnet with no ETA. The bigger names went opt-in. $ALGO, $NEAR and $CKB all shipped post-quantum accounts this year, and $SOL has a WOTS vault at the app level. None of it covers coins sitting in old addresses. If you never move them, they're exactly as exposed as before. $ZEC is the odd one in the middle. Ironwood made notes recoverable in July, but spends still run on elliptic curves and the recovery protocol isn't live yet. Then there's the branding gap. $QANX markets itself as quantum-resistant, and its mainnet hasn't launched. $NAORIS runs a hybrid with ECDSA and invite-only validators. $BTC and $ETH are still on ECDSA, with proposals only. The chains with the most to lose are moving the slowest.