Diamante: Why Bitcoin Needs Quantum-Safe Migration
Resumen
In the DIAM server, this announcement highlights Europol's estimate that 6 to 6.9 million BTC sit in addresses with exposed public keys. Since exposed keys cannot be secured retroactively, moving funds ahead of capable quantum machines may take years—underscoring Diamante's focus on a quantum-proof Layer 1.
Europol's October report puts roughly 6 to 6.9 million BTC in addresses with exposed public keys. Their assessment, in plain terms: exposed keys cannot be secured retroactively.
The only protection is moving those funds before a capable machine arrives, and that migration is measured in years, not weeks.
Diamante is built for the future.
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