nine crypto groups launched the quantum alliance after flagging more than 6 million bitcoin as exposed. quantus, keystone, hacken and six others say about 6.04 million btc, roughly 30% of supply, is quantum-exposed at rest. the group will set shared standards to test which networks and wallets are actually quantum-ready. no quantum computer powerful enough to break current cryptography exists yet. key details: > exposed bitcoin: about 6.04 million btc, roughly 30% of supply. > status: quantum-exposed at rest. > founding groups: quantus, keystone, hacken and six others. > goal: shared standards to test quantum readiness of networks and wallets. > current threat: no quantum computer capable of cracking bitcoin cryptography exists yet. the alliance is building testing standards for a risk that is still years away. it does not change the fact that a large share of coins sits in addresses that would need to move if that timeline shortens. quantum alliance: 6.04m btc flagged as exposed. standards for quantum readiness now in the works. do you treat the 30% exposure as a reason to move coins now, or wait until a real quantum threat is closer? #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #BTC Price Analysis# $BTC $ETH