# Quantum İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Quantum" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Bitcoin Is Rising To The Quantum Challenge, Galaxy Report Says

A Galaxy Digital report states that while Bitcoin faces a genuine threat from future quantum computers, the network is actively preparing rather than ignoring the risk. The analysis highlights that not all Bitcoin is equally vulnerable—only funds with exposed public keys, such as those in legacy wallets, reused addresses, or certain custodian setups, are at risk. Approximately 7 million BTC could be considered exposed under a broad definition. Bitcoin’s UTXO model provides inherent protection, as public keys are typically revealed only when coins are spent. Developers are already working on solutions, with BIP 360 (Pay-to-Merkle-Root) emerging as a leading proposal to reduce quantum risk via a soft fork. Additional ideas, such as hash-based signatures and mechanisms like Hourglass, aim to protect already-exposed coins and limit potential damage. Although Bitcoin upgrades move slowly, the report emphasizes that incentives are uniquely aligned to address this threat, as no one benefits from quantum vulnerability. The overall message is clear: the quantum risk is serious and concrete work is underway to mitigate it.

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Bitcoin Is Rising To The Quantum Challenge, Galaxy Report Says

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Saylor Says Bitcoin Could Win Big If AI Destroys Traditional Moats

Michael Saylor argues that Bitcoin could become a major beneficiary if artificial intelligence undermines long-term corporate moats and compresses traditional equity valuations. This view responds to Chamath Palihapitiya’s thesis that AI could accelerate disruption, making competitive advantages temporary and forcing investors to drastically reprice stocks based on near-term cash flows rather than long-dated growth. Palihapitiya suggested that heightened disruption risk could compress market multiples, potentially leading to a significant devaluation of equity markets. Saylor contends that in such a scenario, capital would shift to assets immune to AI disruption—specifically Bitcoin, which he describes as scarce, neutral, and resilient. The debate later turned to quantum computing risks, with Palihapitiya questioning Bitcoin’s resilience, while Saylor argued that quantum threats would affect the entire digital infrastructure, not just Bitcoin. Other industry figures, including BitGo’s CEO and Helius Labs’ CEO, offered nuanced perspectives on Bitcoin’s comparative vulnerabilities and strengths in a post-quantum world. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $74,140.

bitcoinist2 gün önce 02:03

Saylor Says Bitcoin Could Win Big If AI Destroys Traditional Moats

bitcoinist2 gün önce 02:03

Circle CEO's Latest Interview: Stablecoins Are Not Crypto Assets

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire discusses the transformative potential of stablecoins in a recent interview, emphasizing that they represent a new form of digital dollar infrastructure rather than just crypto assets. Having led Circle through its 2025 IPO, Allaire reflects on the company’s 12-year journey and its vision to integrate the US dollar into the internet as a native, open monetary protocol. Stablecoins like USDC enable fast, low-cost, borderless transactions, serving as a practical alternative to traditional systems—especially in regions with volatile currencies. Allaire highlights their regulated, reserve-backed nature, which offers security and trust. Looking forward, he envisions internet-native financial platforms reshaping global finance, with Circle positioned as a key infrastructure builder. The discussion also touches on AI’s impact on jobs, the need for quantum-resistant cryptography, and the early-stage potential of stablecoin technology despite its already significant scale.

marsbit03/15 10:23

Circle CEO's Latest Interview: Stablecoins Are Not Crypto Assets

marsbit03/15 10:23

BIP-360 Explained: Bitcoin Takes Its First Step Towards Quantum Resistance, But Why Is It Only the 'First Step'?

BIP-360 introduces a quantum-resistant upgrade to Bitcoin by proposing Pay-to-Merkle-Root (P2MR) scripts, which remove the key-path spending option in Taproot to minimize elliptic curve key exposure—a primary vulnerability in a future quantum computing scenario. This marks Bitcoin’s first formal step toward quantum defense, though it is a cautious and incremental update rather than a full cryptographic overhaul. P2MR retains support for complex scripts like multisig and timelocks via Taproot’s Merkle tree structure, ensuring smart contract flexibility. However, it does not upgrade existing UTXOs or replace ECDSA/Schnorr signatures with post-quantum alternatives. Wallets and services may gradually adopt P2MR addresses, but broader ecosystem coordination and user migration will be required over time. The proposal reflects Bitcoin’s proactive approach to long-term security amid advancing quantum computing research.

marsbit03/14 15:02

BIP-360 Explained: Bitcoin Takes Its First Step Towards Quantum Resistance, But Why Is It Only the 'First Step'?

marsbit03/14 15:02

Is Quantum Computing A Threat To Bitcoin? ARK Invest Breaks It Down

ARK Invest and Unchained's research paper examines the potential threat quantum computing poses to Bitcoin's cryptography. The authors conclude it is a legitimate long-term concern but not an imminent threat. Current quantum systems are in the "NISQ era" with limited qubits and high error rates, far from the estimated requirement of at least 2,330 logical qubits to break Bitcoin's encryption. The report describes quantum development as a gradual progression, not a sudden event, providing ample warning and time for the market and network to adapt. It estimates that roughly 35% of Bitcoin's supply could theoretically be exposed, but many of these coins are either lost or can be migrated to safer address formats. The paper highlights that meaningful quantum breakthroughs would disrupt broader internet security first, triggering a coordinated response. While the technical risk is distant, it raises future governance challenges, as upgrading Bitcoin's cryptography would require community consensus. The authors frame the issue as a manageable long-term engineering problem rather than an abrupt point of failure.

bitcoinist03/12 16:02

Is Quantum Computing A Threat To Bitcoin? ARK Invest Breaks It Down

bitcoinist03/12 16:02

Dialogue with Bitwise CIO: Quantum Computing and AI Threats Overhyped, Bullish on the 'Big Four' of Crypto

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, which manages $15 billion in crypto assets, shares his market outlook in a recent podcast. He believes the market peak will occur around December 2024, not when Bitcoin hits $125k, and expects a slower, more grinding recovery from the bear market. The next bull run will likely be less volatile and more gradual. Hougan attributes Bitcoin’s recent sharp decline to long-term holders selling in anticipation of the four-year cycle, not derivatives. While derivatives can amplify short-term volatility, he argues they eventually translate into physical demand. He also notes that Bitcoin’s underperformance compared to gold is due to central banks buying gold aggressively post-2022, not a failure of Bitcoin’s value proposition. He remains long-term bullish, citing Bitcoin’s greater upside potential. According to Hougan, retail investors are largely tapped out, and the current market is driven by slower, steadier institutional inflows via ETFs. This may lead to a more stable but less dramatic bull market. He sees stablecoins and tokenization as major growth drivers, bringing billions into the crypto ecosystem. He dismisses quantum computing as an overblown risk, noting Bitcoin can adapt, and views AI as ultimately beneficial—whether it boosts productivity or triggers inflationary monetary responses. Hougan is optimistic about Ethereum, Solana, and Chainlink, dubbing BTC, ETH, SOL, and LINK the “big four” of crypto. He advises young investors to avoid meme coins, diversify into crypto index products, and focus on long-term horizons rather than short-term noise.

marsbit03/12 11:51

Dialogue with Bitwise CIO: Quantum Computing and AI Threats Overhyped, Bullish on the 'Big Four' of Crypto

marsbit03/12 11:51

Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin Could Get Stolen, But A BTC Dev Has Proprosed A Solution

Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin holdings, approximately 1.1 million BTC, are at risk of being stolen due to quantum threats, as they are stored in a Pay-to-Public-Key (P2PK) address that exposes the public key. BTC developer Hunter Beast has proposed the Hourglass V2 solution to mitigate potential market impacts if these coins are compromised. The proposal limits P2PK outputs to 1 BTC per block, preventing quantum attackers from dumping large amounts of Bitcoin at once. Without this restriction, over 300,000 BTC could be released per block, causing severe market disruption. The Hourglass V2 aims to reduce selling pressure while avoiding confiscatory measures like freezing or burning Satoshi's coins, which could set a dangerous precedent. If activated, it would take over 32 years to move all P2PK coins, significantly lowering quantum-related risks.

bitcoinist03/08 13:02

Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin Could Get Stolen, But A BTC Dev Has Proprosed A Solution

bitcoinist03/08 13:02

Bitcoin Faces A New Quantum Era As Giant Computing Facility Breaks Ground

CoinShares estimates that only around 10,230 Bitcoin (worth approximately $730 million) are currently vulnerable to a quantum computing attack, representing a small fraction of circulating supply. This assessment comes as PsiQuantum constructs a large-scale quantum computing facility in Chicago, designed to operate a 1 million-qubit machine—theoretically capable of breaking Bitcoin’s encryption. However, experts emphasize that raw qubit count alone is insufficient; error rates and stability are critical. A genuine quantum threat to Bitcoin is still considered at least a decade away. Meanwhile, developers are exploring post-quantum cryptographic solutions, though implementation could take years. PsiQuantum has stated it does not intend to target Bitcoin.

bitcoinist03/07 11:02

Bitcoin Faces A New Quantum Era As Giant Computing Facility Breaks Ground

bitcoinist03/07 11:02

Blockstream Unveils Quantum-Resistant Bitcoin Signing Demo On Liquid

Blockstream Research has successfully deployed and tested a post-quantum signature verification system on the Liquid Bitcoin sidechain, marking the first use of such a scheme for real transactions on a production sidechain. The implementation uses Blockstream’s smart contract language Simplicity to create custom spending conditions, allowing users to opt into quantum-resistant protections for LBTC and other assets without altering Liquid’s base consensus rules. The system employs SHRINCS, a compact hash-based signature design developed specifically for blockchain use, featuring both a stateful mode for regular transactions and a stateless fallback for recovery. Two live transactions were executed on Liquid mainnet to demonstrate functionality. Blockstream clarified that this does not make Liquid fully quantum-resistant, as critical components like the Bitcoin peg and consensus protocol remain classically secured. The development is positioned as a proactive step toward future-proofing Bitcoin infrastructure, emphasizing that quantum computers are not yet an imminent threat but require early preparation. The team also included the Bitcoin whitepaper in transaction data as a symbolic nod to Bitcoin's cypherpunk origins.

bitcoinist03/05 04:01

Blockstream Unveils Quantum-Resistant Bitcoin Signing Demo On Liquid

bitcoinist03/05 04:01

Crypto Morning Brief: OpenAI Secures $110 Billion Investment, Morgan Stanley Plans to Offer Bitcoin Custody, Trading, Yield, and Lending Services

This crypto market digest covers major developments from February 27, 2025. Key highlights include OpenAI securing a $110 billion investment at a $730 billion valuation, with contributions from Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank. Morgan Stanley announced plans to offer Bitcoin custody, trading, yield, and lending services, developing the technology in-house. Barclays is also exploring a blockchain platform for payments, potentially involving stablecoins and tokenized deposits. In corporate news, Block revealed plans to cut over 4,000 jobs, nearly half its workforce, citing AI-driven efficiency gains. Trump Media reduced its Bitcoin holdings from 11,542 to 9,542 BTC after using 2,000 as collateral. Marathon Digital (MARA) reported a $1.7 billion Q4 net loss but is pivoting to AI and digital infrastructure. Figure announced strong earnings and a $200 million stock buyback. ZKsync will shut down its Lite network by May 2026, and Vitalik Buterin outlined a roadmap to protect Ethereum from quantum computing threats. A Polymarket analysis suggested insider trading in a market related to an investigation, with significant profits concentrated in a few addresses.

marsbit02/28 01:32

Crypto Morning Brief: OpenAI Secures $110 Billion Investment, Morgan Stanley Plans to Offer Bitcoin Custody, Trading, Yield, and Lending Services

marsbit02/28 01:32

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