🚨#Bitcoin will go to zero as the U.S. government phases out the elliptic curve algorithms it uses. If Bitcoin doesn't transition to #quantum-resistant, it will inevitably cause irreversible losses to investors. 😭 #Whistleblower NIST IR 8547 LINK👇 nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir…

3/n The fact is all the bitcoin devs' names are NOT on the list of 2000 NIST-PQC quantum-safe cryptographers, it means bitcoin guys get few on q-safe, that's why @neha tell clearly to hope those hard-core NIST-PQC guys to get more acquaintent with bitcoin x.com/isabelfoxenduke/status…

It's still going down! Is the floor above or below 1,000 qubits?

This is a list I compiled several years ago outlining the obstacles to Bitcoin’s migration to quantum-resistant, for your reference. The obstacles to migration are as follows. 1. No suitable quantum-resistant algorithm 2. Hash-based and lattice-based algorithms have excessively large public keys and signatures 3. Migrating to quantum-resistant algorithms could cause severe on-chain congestion and even paralysis 4. Quantum-resistant algorithms result in a significant reduction in transaction efficiency 5. Increased node and transaction fees 6. Who has the authority to freeze or burn Satoshi’s addresses and other lost addresses 7. The aggregation threshold in quantum-resistant algorithms is challenging 8. Taproot makes the transition to quantum-resistant even more difficult 9. High hardware upgrade costs 10. 1MB block size is not suitable for quantum-resistant algorithms 11.Achieving global consensus is extremely difficult and more...

Nice awareness campaign work from the founders of @quipnetwork. Whether Q-Day arrives in 5 years or 15 years, the exact date matters less than the direction of travel. The Quantum Doom Clock is a useful scenario-planning tool for understanding the potential impact of quantum computing on today's cryptographic systems and why post-quantum preparedness matters.

Coinbase reports that 7 million Bitcoins are exposed to a possible future quantum attack Roughly 5 million BTC of that figure is not lost Satoshi-era coins, but the opposite The majority at risk includes cold wallets owned by active holders and exchanges

Quiz：Which is easier for quantum computers to crack? Bitcoin or banks?

LATEST: ⚡️ Coinbase's quantum advisory council warns roughly 7 million BTC could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks due to exposed public keys, urging migration planning to start now.

Pls postpone or cancel bitcoin as a reserve, Sen Lummis! or not keep it 20 yrs! As it's obviously getting an endless controverse on quantum-safe algo, its migration could be lasting for decade, It'll probably get to 0 in next 10/20 yrs for failure in migration/tackle to q-safe.

⚠️Bitcoin facing the quantum threat : A major challenge could soon divide the community cointribune.com/en/crypto-co…

Bitcoin Faces Countdown To The Quantum Era Coinbase’s (@coinbase) Quantum Council is urging the crypto industry to begin preparing for quantum threats now rather than waiting for consensus. The report estimates roughly 7 million Bitcoin $BTC sit in addresses vulnerable to future quantum attacks. Many of those coins are tied to exposed public keys or reused addresses. The group warned that migrating Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other networks could take years. Researchers cited in the report suggest powerful quantum computers could emerge by 2030 or sooner. The council says the industry should begin preparing before the threat becomes reality. The group warned that waiting could make future migration far more difficult.

Mr. Tim Draper！ you're wrong！ and you're fired！

Q-Day is coming. Bitcoin is the primary target—not banks.😝

Bitcoin is the future. The future is quantum resistant. #Bitcoin #Grok @elonmusk

$IONQ 🇮🇪 An Irish government minister just went on record to welcome a single computer into his country. It’s an IonQ. Horizon Quantum (Nasdaq: HQ) confirmed Dublin as the home of its second testbed system - the 6th-generation, chip-based 256-qubit trapped-ion machine it agreed to buy from IonQ in March. → Minister Peter Burke ties it to “Silicon Island”, Ireland’s national semiconductor strategy → IDA Ireland’s CEO calls quantum development a strategic priority for the agency → Horizon plans to grow Irish science and engineering teams around the machine Testbed #1 (Singapore, Dec 2025) runs superconducting hardware. For its European headquarters, the hardware-agnostic company picked IonQ. The map since March: Cambridge claimed a 256-qubit system. Dublin claims one today. And IonQ put a UK & Ireland sales director in place three months ago. In Europe, the arrival of an IonQ system is becoming a government event. $IONQ #IonQ #Quantum #Ireland

$IONQ: A 10k qubit computing system is in the works. The announcement will be made in the next earning call.

🚨BREAKING: Bitcoin Must Prepare for Quantum Threat Now, Coinbase Says tech.yahoo.com/science/artic…

676 pages of quantum error correction codes

$GOOGL reportedly declined part of the U.S. government’s new $2B quantum funding package because of conditions attached to the capital. Google believed the terms could slow its push toward building a useful quantum computer.

Aram Harrow, quantum researcher: ‘These computers won’t take 10 years; they’ll arrive sooner’ english.elpais.com/technolog… via @elpaisinenglish