Quantum computers won't break Bitcoin tomorrow — but the attack surface is already mapped. This builder note walks through which address types are actually at risk, what post-quantum signatures cost in fees and bandwidth, and how to design migration paths that don't abandon offline or low-connectivity users in Southeast Asia.
Chile just became the first country to protect critical infrastructure with post-quantum cryptography. For Bitcoin developers and researchers, this is not a story about electricity. It is a proof of concept for a transition the Bitcoin network will eventually have to make itself, and the clock is running.
Bitcoin's cryptographic security faces a new threat as quantum computing enters commercial deployment. This article explores what self-custody wallet users need to know about post-quantum cryptography — and why Malaysia's Bitcoin community should act now.
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