Blockchain and Web3 Insights

Around one quarter of all Bitcoin, nearly four million coins, sit in addresses where public keys are already visible. That detail leaves them exposed once quantum computers reach the scale to reverse those keys. This piece explains how that exposure emerged, when it could matter, and what current research is doing to keep Bitcoin secure.

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Web3 applications are creating a new kind of internet experience—one where users hold more control over their data, privacy is respected...