CryptoWorld News: The cryptographers convened by Coinbase believe that Bitcoin should start preparing to defend against quantum attacks. However, the expert panel did not reach a consensus on whether to freeze millions of vulnerable tokens, including those associated with Satoshi Nakamoto.

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StopMessingAroundWithGasFees.
· 1h ago
The “quantum threat” theory gets hyped up every two years—once the coin price drops, nobody brings it up anymore. Those who get it, get it.
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GateUser-f4fbd803
· 3h ago
Quantum computers truly capable of breaking RSA would require the entire internet to be rebuilt; Bitcoin is just the tip of the iceberg.
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OrdersPlacedBeforeTheStorm
· 3h ago
I think what should be more concerning is the management of private keys by exchanges, as that is the real single point of failure.
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L2LunchBoy
· 4h ago
Is Coinbase stepping in now to promote their own quantum-safe solution?
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GateUser-14d03834
· 4h ago
Freezing Satoshi’s coins? You’d first need to prove which addresses are his—which is itself a false premise.
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LittleSunOfStainedGlass
· 4h ago
If Satoshi Nakamoto were alive, he would probably be watching this group argue and secretly laughing.
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StrollingOnTheEdgeOfTheDao
· 4h ago
Even the expert group can't agree among themselves, which shows this is still early; retail investors, don't panic.
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