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Jameson Lopp Says Quantum Computers Pose No Immediate Bitcoin Threat

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Casa Chief Security Officer Jameson Lopp said Monday that quantum computing is not an immediate threat to Bitcoin (BTC), describing a machine capable of cracking the algorithm that secures Bitcoin as far from practical use. “We are orders of magnitudes away from a real usable quantum computer that can crack the algorithm that is used to secure your Bitcoin,” Lopp said. Lopp has separately discussed how AI-assisted discovery of flaws in wallets and other software can expose funds without breaking Bitcoin’s cryptographic assumptions, a risk he covered in earlier comments on software vulnerabilities . Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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