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Quantum Threats Could Revive Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin Legacy

9/9/2025

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Quantum computing may jeopardize Bitcoin's security between 2035 and 2045, necessitating upgrades or hard forks.
SharpLink Gaming's co-CEO, Joseph Chalom, suggests Satoshi Nakamoto might return if Bitcoin encounters quantum issues.
Nakamoto, inactive since 2011, possesses dormant wallets with about 1.096 million BTC, worth $121.9 billion.
The community is actively discussing ways to bolster Bitcoin's defenses against quantum threats.
The true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unknown, fueling various theories within the crypto community.

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Story summary

Quantum computing may jeopardize Bitcoin's security between 2035 and 2045, necessitating upgrades or hard forks.
SharpLink Gaming's co-CEO, Joseph Chalom, suggests Satoshi Nakamoto might return if Bitcoin encounters quantum issues.
Nakamoto, inactive since 2011, possesses dormant wallets with about 1.096 million BTC, worth $121.9 billion.
The community is actively discussing ways to bolster Bitcoin's defenses against quantum threats.
The true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unknown, fueling various theories within the crypto community.