US EditionQuantum Threat to Bitcoin Still Years Away, Says Borderless Capital Partner
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Bitcoin Faces Growing Quantum Computing Risk Within Decade Says Borderless Capital
Quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin and other proof-of-work algorithms in the near future despite being in its "infancy," according to Cointelegraph. Amit Mehra, a partner at Borderless Capital, shared these concerns at Global Blockchain Congress Dubai 2025. The venture capital firm is researching quantum resistance technology to understand potential risks.Mehra stated quantum computing will likely develop by the end of the decade. He warne…
Key points of the news: Quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin and other blockchains in the coming years, forcing industry to develop solutions. Initiatives like SUI Research seek to protect blockchains without hard forks or reboot keys. The U.S. Department of Commerce evaluates investing in quantum technology to strengthen national security. Quantum computing is still in its early stages, but could become a concrete risk for Bitcoin and other…
VC Amit Mehra: Quantum Computing Won’t Threaten Bitcoin for Years
Quantum computing continues to edge closer to mainstream relevance, posing both a groundbreaking technological frontier and a looming threat to existing blockchain security. Industry leaders and researchers warn that while the technology is still in its early stages, rapid advancements could soon compromise current cryptographic standards used in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. As the race to develop quantum-resistant solutions heats…
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