⚠️ If Bitcoin is cracked by quantum computing, OGs will take over Satoshi's holdings. Last Saturday, social media was abuzz with discussions about the scenario of "quantum computers potentially invading Satoshi's Bitcoin wallet and dumping his holdings": The trigger was YouTuber Josh Otten sharing a hypothetical price chart showing BTC plummeting to $3, claiming that if a sufficiently powerful quantum computer were to emerge, it would not be impossible to steal and sell Satoshi's approximately 1 million BTC. In response, Bitcoin OG Willy Woo stated that even in the event of a flash crash, early holders would step in, and the Bitcoin network would still survive. The real potential risk lies with the approximately 4 million BTC stored in P2PK addresses (including Satoshi's coins). This is because spending them would expose the full public key, making them theoretically more vulnerable to quantum attacks, while newer address types do not expose the public key, thus posing relatively lower risks in the short term.