Odaily Planet Daily reports that Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet has raised concerns about the view that only about 30% of BTC are at risk from quantum computing, with the remaining 70% considered safe due to public key hashing. Previous data from Glassnode showed that approximately 30.2% of BTC have had their spending public keys exposed on-chain; however, Guillemet pointed out that this metric only measures on-chain static states, and unexposed public keys may still exist in xpubs, devices, PSBTs, logs, or backups. Additionally, once a BTC transaction is initiated, the public key becomes publicly visible before confirmation.
Guillemet cites Google Quantum AI research stating that, under the hypothetical scenario of a high-speed quantum computer that does not yet exist, related attacks against secp256k1 could be completed in approximately nine minutes; thus, merely hiding public keys does not mitigate quantum risks, and Bitcoin will ultimately need to migrate to post-quantum cryptography.

