- It was reported that advancements in quantum computing could threaten the security of Bitcoin (BTC).
- It was stated that within 10 years, quantum computers might render Bitcoin's security architecture obsolete.
- Bitcoin, unlike banks, lacks compensation mechanisms, making it more vulnerable to theft.
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On the 23rd (local time), the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported that advancements in quantum computing could threaten the security of Bitcoin (BTC), describing it as a "ticking time bomb."
The media outlet stated, "Advancements in quantum computing could pose a threat to Bitcoin, and potentially the entire blockchain industry," explaining that "within 10 years, quantum computers might render Bitcoin's security architecture obsolete."
Furthermore, it added, "Bitcoin will be a target," noting that "while banks have regulations, defense mechanisms, and customer protection capabilities, Bitcoin is like the Wild West. If Bitcoin is stolen, wallets will not compensate for it."
JH Kim
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