Bitcoin Quantum Exposure: 34.45% of Supply Vulnerable at Block 950,000
At block 950,000, 6.9 million BTC (34.45% of supply) are cryptographically exposed, but practical risk concentrates in dormant coins.
At block 950,000, 6.9 million BTC (34.45% of supply) are cryptographically exposed, but practical risk concentrates in dormant coins.
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