The Bitcoin community recognizes the potential risk posed by quantum computing to Bitcoin's cryptography and is actively working on solutions despite the slow progress due to its decentralized nature. Efforts include testing quantum-resistant signatures on sidechains and initiatives by major companies like Coinbase and Blockstream. A Bitcoin Security Consortium involving firms such as BlackRock and Fidelity is also funding open-source projects to reduce quantum risks. While quantum computers capable of breaking Bitcoin's cryptography do not yet exist, the community is preparing for a post-quantum future to safeguard the network.
Bitcoin quantum computing risk is the story subject, with Pluang market data providing context. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, 45 of 50 rose and 4 fell today. Notable moves include SXP down 46.27% at Rp37, UNI up 21.11% at Rp155.937 with 63% buy orders, and THETA up 11.98% at Rp3.636 with 100% buy orders. Data is as of Sep 18, 2026 22:51 WIB.
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