Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya: Quantum computing poses risks to v1 encryption methods, but there are no worries in the near future

Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya tweeted, "Quantum computing poses a risk to v1 encryption methods. The time frame is very unclear and not in the near future. But if I have a large amount of BTC, my risk situation will be to assume that it may happen and plan accordingly. Now, any potential risks to Bitcoin can be resolved through forks that implement anti quantum encryption for new transactions. That is to say, this cannot retroactively protect the already exposed non migrated public key. Funds in the old p2pk address (dead account?) exposed by the public key will still be vulnerable to quantum computing attacks against ECDSA and will become targets Previously, Google announced progress in quantum computing: completing calculations beyond 10 to the power of 25 in less than five minutes. Ava Labs founder suggests freezing Satoshi Nakamoto's 1 million bitcoins amidst the risks of quantum computing development.