Honestly, I think Vitalik's right to flag that AI-accelerated math breakthroughs could crack ECDSA (the stuff securing most $BTC and ETH wallets) before full-on quantum computers ever show up, maybe even in a worst-case window of months rather than years. Moving to fresh addresses that have never signed a transaction keeps your public key hidden and is a smart low-effort hedge, but don't panic-rush it, botched migrations have already cost people more than any actual hacks. Hashes look safer long-term than lattices or curves because they have way less algebraic structure for an AI to exploit. Well, the risk is real enough to plan calmly for, but it's not "dump everything today" territory. $ETH #BTC Price Analysis# #ETH