Why privacy tech is immune to quantum threat coming for Bitcoin, says Coinbase
Coinbase researchers estimate up to $900 billion in bitcoin sits in quantum-vulnerable addresses with exposed public keys, but argue zero-knowledge systems like Aleo, Aztec, and Railgun are structurally immune because their security is information-theoretic rather than encryption-based.
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