"[CoinShares: Bitcoin's Quantum Risk is Controllable, Market Concerns are Exaggerated] BlockBeats News, February 8, CoinShares published an article stating that while the possibility of practical quantum computers emerging in the future is not zero, sparking intense debate about their potential impact on Bitcoin's security, Bitcoin's quantum vulnerabilities are not an imminent crisis. Instead, they represent a foreseeable engineering challenge with ample time for adjustments. From a technical perspective, the so-called quantum risk primarily stems from Shor's algorithm potentially breaking ECDSA or Schnorr signatures, thereby exposing private keys. Grover's algorithm, on the other hand, could theoretically weaken the security strength of SHA-256. The primary assets potentially affected are approximately 1.7 million BTC stored in early P2PK addresses, accounting for about 8% of the total supply. Therefore, the likelihood of causing systemic market shocks in the short term is limite