Recent disclosures from Google Quantum AI and Oratomic have significantly revised estimates of the quantum resources required to break 256-bit elliptic curve cryptography, specifically the secp256k1 curve used in blockchain infrastructure. The number of logical qubits and Toffoli gates needed to execute Shor's algorithm has been re-estimated, indicating a potentially shorter timeline for quantum computers to pose a threat to current cryptographic systems. This re-estimation is based on comparisons of logical quantum resources required to break 256-bit ECDLP1. The updated estimates suggest that the threat of quantum decryption may be closer than previously thought, underscoring the need for urgent planning and migration to post-quantum cryptography. As a result, practitioners must accelerate their transition to quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols to mitigate the risk of quantum-enabled decryption, making post-quantum cryptography planning a pressing concern.