Bitcoin developers face pressure to upgrade to quantum-resistant algorithms as researchers warn cryptographically relevant quantum computers could arrive in 3-5 years.
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Australia is taking a forward-looking step as it explores payment systems designed to support stablecoins and tokenised money. Recent discussions from financial authorities, including the Reserve Bank of Australia, highlight a shift toward modernizing how value moves across the economy.
The focus is on building next-generation payment rails that can seamlessly integrate traditional banking with digital assets. This includes improving interoperability between fiat and tokenised money, enhancing digital wallet functionality, and ensuring security at scale.
While these developments are still in the planning and consultation phase, the direction is clear. Tokenised money is moving beyond experimentation and gradually entering mainstream financial consideration.
This signals a broader trend: global financial systems are preparing for a future where blockchain-based payments and traditional finance coexist, unlocking faster, more efficient, and programmable transactions.#Bitcoin quantum threat debate
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As one of the leading developers in Bitcoin security, Jameson Lopp and researchers have proposed a new initiative under BIP-361 to protect the #Bitcoin network against quantum risks. The draft includes a plan to render approximately 1.7 million BTC held in old and vulnerable addresses permanently unusable over time. Under the three-phase plan, users would be required to migrate to quantum-resistant addresses. However, the proposal has sparked significant community criticism due to concerns over interference with property rights.
#BITCOIN NEWS: Project Eleven awarded 1 BTC to an Italian researcher after a quantum computer broke a 15-bit elliptic curve key, the largest public demonstration of its kind. This matters because it marks measurable progress toward the threshold that could threaten Bitcoin's c...
Jameson Lopp and five co-authors have formally proposed BIP-361, a controversial three-phase plan titled "Post Quantum Migration and Legacy Signature Sunset" to protect the Bitcoin network from future quantum computing attacks. The proposal's most significant impact would be the freezing of roughly 1.7 million BTC—including Satoshi Nakamoto’s estimated $74 billion stash—that are currently locked in early, quantum-vulnerable "pay-to-pubkey" (P2PK) addresses.
