According to Wu Blockchain, Galaxy Digital's Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that the Bitcoin community is gradually reaching a preliminary consensus regarding the threat of quantum computing. First, most opinions agree that Satoshi Nakamoto's P2PK address assets should not be interfered with, in order to preserve Bitcoin's core property rights. Additionally, since Satoshi's assets are distributed across approximately 22,000 addresses (each holding 50 BTC) rather than concentrated in a single massive 'honey pot,' the actual risk of a full-scale quantum computing attack is lower than expected. Second, the community generally supports the development and testing of post-quantum (PQ) cryptography for Bitcoin as a backup plan, just in case. However, this work must not lead to consensus deadlock or introduce untested technical risks. https://(wublock123.com)/news/satoshi-p2pk-quantum-attack-risk-lower-than-expected-post-quantum-backup-60461