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by zaroth
1406 days ago
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This is inevitable for all coins with published public keys, which all the early coins are. So, e.g. all of Satoshi's coins. For coins where the public key is hashed, perhaps not inevitable. Depending on how you look at it, it's either the built-in doomsday for Bitcoin, or it's a built-in multi-billion dollar bounty for exposing the existence of a quantum computer capable of cracking the private key given a Secp256k1 public key (that's the EC curve bitcoin uses). |
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