⚛️ Is the quantum threat coming? 6.4 million BTC public keys have been exposed—including Satoshi’s 1.1 million!
Today, nine crypto companies formed the “Quantum Alliance,” whose members include Hacken and Hoskinson’s Midnight Foundation. The alliance aims to establish shared security standards for BTC and ETH.
📌 Key figures (Sources: CoinDesk / Rhythm)
• Public keys for around 6.4 million BTC (30.2% of the total supply) have been exposed
• Around 1.1 million of those BTC belong to Satoshi
• Current quantum computers aren’t powerful enough to crack these addresses
⚔️ The core debate: Should vulnerable assets be frozen?
• Those who favor moving assets rather than freezing them believe 2028 is a realistic timeline
• Those opposed to freezing argue it would set a precedent for trading away the principle that “property rights cannot be confiscated” in response to quantum risks
• CZ previously suggested freezing Satoshi’s BTC, and Jameson Lopp has also proposed restricting vulnerable tokens
💡 My take: There’s no need to panic in the short term, but “migration guidelines” will become a long-term narrative. BTC’s value is rooted in being immutable and non-confiscatable; any proposal to freeze assets will divide the community.
👉 Do you support freezing Satoshi’s coins, or are you firmly opposed? Vote in the comments 👇
$BTC $ETH
#量子计算 #比特币 #CryptoMarket
Personal opinions only; not investment advice.
Today, nine crypto companies formed the “Quantum Alliance,” whose members include Hacken and Hoskinson’s Midnight Foundation. The alliance aims to establish shared security standards for BTC and ETH.
📌 Key figures (Sources: CoinDesk / Rhythm)
• Public keys for around 6.4 million BTC (30.2% of the total supply) have been exposed
• Around 1.1 million of those BTC belong to Satoshi
• Current quantum computers aren’t powerful enough to crack these addresses
⚔️ The core debate: Should vulnerable assets be frozen?
• Those who favor moving assets rather than freezing them believe 2028 is a realistic timeline
• Those opposed to freezing argue it would set a precedent for trading away the principle that “property rights cannot be confiscated” in response to quantum risks
• CZ previously suggested freezing Satoshi’s BTC, and Jameson Lopp has also proposed restricting vulnerable tokens
💡 My take: There’s no need to panic in the short term, but “migration guidelines” will become a long-term narrative. BTC’s value is rooted in being immutable and non-confiscatable; any proposal to freeze assets will divide the community.
👉 Do you support freezing Satoshi’s coins, or are you firmly opposed? Vote in the comments 👇
$BTC $ETH
#量子计算 #比特币 #CryptoMarket
Personal opinions only; not investment advice.