The Quantum Issue: Quantum Isn’t Coming For Your Bitcoin
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Quantum computing is not an imminent threat to Bitcoin: machines capable of breaking its cryptography do not currently exist, and substantial engineering advances would be required. The longer-term concern is that sufficiently powerful quantum computers could undermine the public-key cryptography protecting some funds, especially exposed keys. Bitcoin’s cryptography can be upgraded if the risk becomes credible, but migration would require broad coordination. For now, quantum risk is a long-term preparedness issue, not a reason for immediate alarm.
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