Swan Bitcoin founder Cory Klippsten said AI-driven exploits are a far more direct threat to Bitcoin than quantum computing, with attackers using large language models to find zero-day flaws in infrastructure and smart contracts. He said practical quantum machines able to break Bitcoin's cryptography are at least a decade away.
Swan Bitcoin's Cory Klippsten says AI exploits threaten Bitcoin more immediately than quantum
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The story so far: ECDSA quantum threat and bunker mode debate
Justin Drake warned AI-driven maths could break ECDSA within months and urged holders to move funds to never-used addresses in a "bunker mode". Haseeb Qureshi said bunker mode only protects unmoved assets and favours hash-based backup signatures. Willy Woo now puts a 1.3% chance on Bitcoin signatures breaking. Swan's…
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Swan Bitcoin's Cory Klippsten says AI exploits threaten Bitcoin more immediately than quantum
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