The potential for quantum computers to compromise Bitcoin's cryptographic foundations is a legitimate concern, but it does not pose an immediate threat, according to a recent assessment by Ark Invest, led by Cathie Wood. Researchers have warned that advancements in quantum technology could potentially expose millions of dollars in Bitcoin to theft, unless the network migrates to post-quantum cryptography. The timeline for this migration has been narrowed down by recent quantum developments, increasing the urgency for planning and implementation of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions. As quantum computing capabilities continue to advance, the need for proactive measures to safeguard Bitcoin's cryptographic integrity becomes increasingly pressing. The threat of quantum attacks on Bitcoin underscores the importance of prioritizing PQC adoption to mitigate potential risks, so what matters most to practitioners is the timely implementation of quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols to ensure the long-term security of the Bitcoin network1.