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Home/News/Coinbase Advisory Council Warns Bitcoin Must Start Quantum Migration Now
Decrypt·3d ago·neutral

Coinbase Advisory Council Warns Bitcoin Must Start Quantum Migration Now

Coinbase's quantum advisory council warns that roughly 7 million Bitcoin could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks and urges blockchain developers to begin post-quantum migration planning now.

  • Coinbase's advisory council says a quantum computer powerful enough to break blockchain cryptography could exist as early as 2030.
  • Roughly 7 million Bitcoin in legacy addresses with exposed public keys are considered quantum-vulnerable.
  • The report outlines options for coins that never migrate: freeze/burn them, do nothing, or use gradual limits.
  • The council includes researchers from Stanford, UT Austin, the Ethereum Foundation, and Eigen Labs.
  • The debate centers on what to do with abandoned or lost coins whose owners can't migrate them.
securitytechImpact 7/10
Why our editor rated this neutral

This is a forward-looking warning about a future threat. It's not negative today — it's proactive planning. The tone is factual and precautionary.

Read the full story at Decrypt

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Last updated 12 Jun 2026

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