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CZ ON BITCOIN’S QUANTUM THREAT: “IF A QUANTUM FORK EVER HAPPENS, I WOULD PERSONALLY FREEZE SATOSHI’S COINS FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR.” “I THINK THAT WOULD BE THE RESPONSIBLE THING TO DO.”

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🔥 CZ: BITCOIN SHOULD FREEZE SATOSHI'S COINS IF THEY DON'T MOVE WITHIN A YEAR CZ suggests the Bitcoin community should give Satoshi a 12-month window to move his coins before a quantum upgrade, and freeze them permanently if they don't move. "On the new protocol, there will be like only 20 million coins because we're just going to lock them." He warned that doing nothing means "we're basically giving to somebody who's going to hack it" once quantum computing catches up.
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🔥 CZ: BITCOIN SHOULD FREEZE SATOSHI'S COINS IF THEY DON'T MOVE WITHIN A YEAR CZ suggests the Bitcoin community should give Satoshi a 12-month window to move his coins before a quantum upgrade, and freeze them permanently if they don't move. "On the new protocol, there will be like only 20 million coins because we're just going to lock them." He warned that doing nothing means "we're basically giving to somebody who's going to hack it" once quantum computing catches up.

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CZ Suggests Freezing Satoshi's Bitcoin to Address Quantum Threats Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ)CZ 🔶 BNB said in a June 18 interview with Galaxy that if Bitcoin forks in the future to adopt quantum-resistant cryptography, the community could give Satoshi-linked addresses holding about 1 million BTC a 6- to 12-month migration window. If the coins still do not move, the new protocol should freeze those addresses. CZ said that otherwise, the coins could eventually be claimed by the first person to crack the private keys with quantum computing. He acknowledged there is no perfect solution and said the final decision should be made by the community, potentially through miner signaling.
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CZ Suggests Freezing Satoshi's Bitcoin to Address Quantum Threats Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ)CZ 🔶 BNB said in a June 18 interview with Galaxy that if Bitcoin forks in the future to adopt quantum-resistant cryptography, the community could give Satoshi-linked addresses holding about 1 million BTC a 6- to 12-month migration window. If the coins still do not move, the new protocol should freeze those addresses. CZ said that otherwise, the coins could eventually be claimed by the first person to crack the private keys with quantum computing. He acknowledged there is no perfect solution and said the final decision should be made by the community, potentially through miner signaling.

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