Nearly 10% of Bitcoin Supply is ‘Structurally Unsafe’ from Quantum Computing: Glassnode

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$79,939.40

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24h Volume

$7,087,039,750.91

24h H/L

$80,200.00 / $79,545.96

Change: $654.04 (0.82%)

Long/Short

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Long: 53.1%Short: 46.9%

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Price$79,977.99

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Support 3$73,033.65

Pivot (PP):$79,824.58

Trend:Sideways

RSI (14):67.1

Cointelegraph Staff

(03:17 PM UTC)

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Reviewed byMichael Roberts

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Nearly 10% of the total Bitcoin supply is considered “structurally unsafe” due to a quantum computing breakthrough, as their output type reveals the public key by design, regardless of address management practices, according to data analytics platform Glassnode.

Totaling about 1.92 million Bitcoin (BTC), the group includes BTC from early Satoshi-era Pay-to-Public-Key (P2PK) outputs, legacy…