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Why Satoshiâs wallet is a prime quantum target Satoshiâs 1.1-million-BTC wallet is increasingly viewed as a potential quantum vulnerability as researchers assess how advancing computing power could affect early Bitcoin addresses.Satoshi Nakamotoâs estimated 1.1 million Bitcoin is often described âŚ
Optimism around Bitcoin was far stronger at the start of the year, but it may not be long before the cryptocurrency regains that same level of hype, according to Galaxy Digitalâs head of research, Alex Thorn.âAttention will come back to Bitcoin, it always does,â Thorn said during an interview with CâŚ
Bitcoinâs biggest existential threat may now have a countdown as, according to crypto analyst Charles Edwards, the clock is ticking toward March 8, 2028, at exactly 11:23 a.m. â the moment when quantum computers could theoretically decrypt the private keys protecting every Bitcoin wallet and basicalâŚ
Prague, Czech Republic, October 23rd, 2025, ChainwireFully wireless hardware wallet introduces the worldâs first auditable secure element and quantum-ready architecture for next-generation protectionTrezor, the original hardware wallet company, has launched Trezor Safe 7, a new-generation hardware wâŚ
Researchers at tech giant Google said they mapped out the structure of a molecule 13,000 times faster than the most powerful âsupercomputersâ available today, achieving the first verifiable quantum advantage.The experiment used Googleâs Willow Quantum processor and âquantum echoes,â a technique thatâŚ
Institutional investors are accelerating their shift toward blockchain and tokenization technology, with the majority expecting average exposure to digital assets to double within three years, according to a new research study from global custody and asset-management giant State Street.The report alâŚ
Peter Brandt, one of the most prominent commodity traders, has opined that the Bitcoins that belong to elusive founder Satoshi Nakamoto pose the "ultimate risk" to the largest cryptocurrency due to the possibility that they might end up being stolen. This comes after Capriole founder Charles EdwardsâŚ
Prominent Bitcoin developer Peter Todd has warned that the National Security Agency (NSA) is attempting to weaken cryptography standards once again. This time, it is trying to achieve this under the guise of "quantum-safe algorithms."Good read.tl;dr: the NSA is clearly looking to backdoor crypto agaâŚ
Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), an international banking giant, announced the first successful test of quantum computing in a trading application on Thursday.Researchers at HSBC used a quantum computer processor as part of their algorithmic trading process, a method of trading that usâŚ
Top Stories of The WeekCoinbase predicts trillion-dollar stablecoin era by 2028The total US dollar-pegged stablecoin market is projected to swell to $1.2 trillion by 2028, spurred on by comprehensive crypto regulations in the United States, according to crypto exchange Coinbase.Coinbase said the proâŚ
By Mackenzie TatananniTwo of this century's breakthrough technologies are on a collision course. Investors in Bitcoin should pay attention.Experts say that ultrapowerful quantum computers could eventually crack the security codes of blockchain, the underlying technology for Bitcoin. That would be a âŚ
Elon Musk has recently taken to X to ask its native Grok AI regarding the challenges posed by the emerging quantum computing technology towards Bitcoin.