Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: Human Panic the Real Danger?
Experts warn that the immediate threat to Bitcoin's cryptography from quantum computers is less about theoretical "Q-Day" and more about human panic and slow preparation. Even minor news could trigger market instability.
While quantum computers capable of breaking Bitcoin's encryption are likely a decade or more away, proactive adoption of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is crucial. Some blockchains are already quantum-resistant. Major chains like Bitcoin and Ethereum are exploring PQC integration, but network-wide consensus poses a challenge. Proactive development and informed communication are key.


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Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: Is Human Panic the Real
The prospect of quantum computers breaking existing cryptographic safeguards has long loomed over the cryptocurrency landscape, particularly for...






