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The World Economic Forum (WEF) has issued a stark warning about the vulnerability of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), urging the implementation of quantum-resistant strategies to protect these digital currencies from emerging cyber threats.
Quantum computing poses a significant risk to current encryption technologies, according to a new report from the WEF, developed in collaboration with experts from Accenture.
The report highlights that more than 98% of central banks worldwide are exploring CBDCs to improve cross-border payments, and urges that the risks of quantum computing be taken into account when developing these systems.
The Quantum Threat
Quantum computers are revolutionary in solving complex problems, but they could also undermine the encryption mechanisms that protect financial data, making CBDC systems extremely vulnerable to cyberattacks. This is particularly worrying because CBDCs are intended to improve cross-border payments and enhance financial inclusion.

Friends in the crypto world, imagine one day you find out your Bitcoin wallet is no longer safe—quantum computers can actually break Bitcoin's encryption and directly 'wipe' BTC from your wallet! This is no longer a plot from a science fiction novel, but a warning from scientists in reality.
🤔 Do quantum computers really pose a threat to Bitcoin?
According to the latest predictions from Pierre-Luc Dallaire-Demers, a physicist at the University of Calgary, commercial quantum computers will be able to crack the encryption of Bitcoin wallets in five years and directly steal your Bitcoin! He also pointed out that the first step in quantum computers breaking Bitcoin encryption is easily cracking the wallet keys, which is the most vulnerable part of Bitcoin's protection system.