Analysis: Bitcoin's ten-year crisis is approaching, and holders need to migrate high-risk addresses in a timely manner under the acceleration of quantum computing iteration Odaily Planet Daily News: Scroll co-founder Sandy Peng analyzed in an article that the core of the quantum computing threat to Bitcoin is not a technical problem, but a community governance and multi-party coordination issue. At present, the number of quantum bits required to crack its encryption system has significantly decreased, and the progress of computing power iteration for top enterprises is clear. Quantum threats may be implemented within ten years. Early P2PK addresses and Bitcoin assets related to Satoshi Nakamoto have prominent risks, and attack methods such as covert theft and transaction tampering are feasible. Although there are mature standards for anti quantum upgrading, it will seriously drag down network performance and increase usage costs. Referring to the community's past upgrade disagreements, there is great resistance to unified upgrading across the entire network. Ethereum has launched a flexible quantum protection scheme that supports users to upgrade their signatures independently. Industry insiders warn that the survival space of Bitcoin is narrowing, and the threat cycle highly overlaps with the community consensus cycle. It is recommended that retail investors migrate high-risk addresses in a timely manner, and institutions attach importance to relevant risk control planning. (Forbes)