Bitcoin's ticking quantum bomb just got a proposed defuser: transactions shielded from supercomputers, no network split needed. StarkWare's idea sounds clever—until you tally the costs.
Picture this: You're wiring millions in BTC, and quantum doomsday looms. One researcher just dropped a hack—brute-force your signature via hashes, no protocol tweak needed. Bitcoin's future? Suddenly brighter.
Forget waiting years for Bitcoin upgrades. A new hack lets you shield transactions from quantum attacks right now—for the low, low price of $200 each. But is the threat real enough to pay up?