PANews May 3 news, Galaxy Digital research director Alex Thorn posted on the X platform that after in-depth discussions with several Bitcoin industry figures about the impact of quantum computing on Bitcoin, the industry has gradually formed two major consensuses.

The first is that the approximately 1.1 million BTC held by Satoshi Nakamoto (distributed across about 22,000 P2PK addresses) should not be used casually; if they are used to address quantum risks that infringe upon his property rights, it would damage the core value proposition of Bitcoin; even in extreme situations where these BTC are transferred, the market has a strong absorption capacity, and risks can be mitigated through solutions like "Hourglass."

The second is that promoting Bitcoin's post-quantum (PQ) cryptography research, testing, and signature compression is a positive direction. Emergency plans should be prepared in advance, but early implementation of protocol layers should be avoided to prevent consensus deadlock or introduce new risks. Even if the possibility of quantum threats affecting Bitcoin is only 1%, it is still worth continuous investment in research.

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