More than one-third of Bitcoin’s total supply, valued at over $500 billion, could potentially be vulnerable to future quantum computing threats.
According to Glassnode data, approximately 7.12 million $BTC , representing 35.4% of the circulating supply, already have publicly visible keys on the blockchain.
This happens because most Bitcoin addresses reveal their public keys when the first transaction is made.
Any remaining funds in those addresses, including coins received later, are considered exposed.
Glassnode notes that transferring these coins to a new address can remove this particular exposure.
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According to Glassnode data, approximately 7.12 million $BTC , representing 35.4% of the circulating supply, already have publicly visible keys on the blockchain.
This happens because most Bitcoin addresses reveal their public keys when the first transaction is made.
Any remaining funds in those addresses, including coins received later, are considered exposed.
Glassnode notes that transferring these coins to a new address can remove this particular exposure.
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