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“Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin?” The hidden risk that could shake the entire crypto market.
Bitcoin was one of the first created crypto assets, and to this day, it remains unknown who its creator is and who regulates it. Wallet owners maintain full anonymity. Unlike Bitcoin, other projects such as XRP or Ethereum have known developers who can adapt their systems to quantum technologies once they become a reality.
However, Bitcoin, lacking an active creator, is potentially vulnerable: in the event of a quantum hack or the sudden appearance of the owner of a large dormant wallet, panic could arise in the market. This could trigger mass sell-offs and a price collapse, as the community might perceive such activity as the result of a hack.
Transition to quantum technology:
For centralized or managed projects (such as Ripple/XRP, Cardano, Ethereum, etc.), this is feasible, developers can update the protocol, modify signature algorithms, and implement protection against quantum attacks.
For Bitcoin, this is much more difficult. It has no official developer or decision-making center; any changes require the consent of the majority of the network (miners, nodes, holders). It’s possible, but it would require consensus, similar to major forks.