IonQ says a fault-tolerant quantum computer could crack Bitcoin’s secp256k1 signatures in 26 days. Here’s what its blueprint means for security.

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IonQ's paper details a roughly 20,000-qubit design to crack Bitcoin's signature math. But 26 days is one attempt, success is not guaranteed, and exposed public keys shape the real risk.

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