Researchers at BTQ Technologies have conducted a study on the feasibility of using quantum computers for Bitcoin mining, revealing significant physical and economic limitations1. The findings indicate that quantum mining is impractical on a large scale due to the extreme requirements for qubits and energy, even under optimistic assumptions. Instead, the study highlights the more pressing concern of quantum attacks on Bitcoin signatures, emphasizing the need for post-quantum cryptography to mitigate this risk. The research suggests that the focus should shift from quantum mining to addressing the vulnerability of Bitcoin's cryptographic foundations. As a result, the urgency to implement post-quantum cryptography increases, narrowing the timeline for cryptographic migration. This matters to practitioners as it underscores the importance of proactive planning for the transition to quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols.