Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: Real but Manageable
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Quantum Computing Threat to Bitcoin: Real but Overhyped for Most Wallets
Galaxy Digital analyst Will Owens discusses the potential quantum computing threat to Bitcoin, emphasizing that while its a real concern, its currently overhyped for most wallets. He explains that only wallets with exposed public keys on the blockchain face immediate risk, and most everyday wallets remain hidden and safe.
The crypto community has long debated this issue, with some arguing that quantum technology is decades away and will impact banks first. Critics claim Bitcoin developers are slow to implement fixes, but Owens found the opposite to be true. Developer activity has increased since late 2025, with solid proposals under review to address quantum risks.
Analyst Willy Woo suggests parking Bitcoin in SegWit wallets for about seven years as a temporary solution. Owens concludes that while the danger exists, the crypto ecosystem is actively addressing it, and network incentives should help overcome any obstacles.
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