El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, is taking new steps to protect its encrypted assets. In a recent move, the country started dividing its Bitcoin assets across several wallets. The reason? Growing concerns about the future threat of quantum computing and its ability to break current encryption.
Although quantum computers are not powerful enough yet, they may someday break the encryption of Bitcoin wallets. Governments and forward-thinking institutions are now taking precautions to protect their digital assets from future risks, with El Salvador at the forefront o
View OriginalAlthough quantum computers are not powerful enough yet, they may someday break the encryption of Bitcoin wallets. Governments and forward-thinking institutions are now taking precautions to protect their digital assets from future risks, with El Salvador at the forefront o