📰 [Opinion: Even if the threat of quantum computing arrives, it should not be used as a reason to "confiscate Satoshi's holdings" to ensure Bitcoin's security.]

BlockBeats reports that on May 3rd, Galaxy Digital research director Alex Thorn wrote that after discussions in Las Vegas with several Bitcoin developers, researchers, and quantum computing supporters, the industry is gradually forming some consensus on the issue of "quantum computing and Bitcoin." Thorn believes that most opinions support "not touching the assets in Satoshi's early P2PK addresses," because doing so could undermine Bitcoin's core principle of inviolable property rights. He pointed out that Satoshi holds about 1.1 million BTC scattered across approximately 22k addresses, not a single "super vault," and the real large-scale risks come more from exchanges and other entities...
Fuck! Are these people discussing confiscating Satoshi's coins again? Damn it, quantum computing isn't even here yet, and they're already thinking about dividing the inheritance, huh?
$BTC Satoshi's 1.1 million coins are a symbol of faith in Bitcoin; anyone who dares to move them is like smashing Bitcoin’s ancestral grave! The inviolability of property rights is the last bottom line in the crypto world. If we can't even defend that, who will dare to keep their coins in their own wallets in the future?

The quantum threat is still far off; first, get those exchange scammers who frequently get hacked and lose tens of thousands of coins under control! Don’t keep staring at Satoshi’s little stash all day.