Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi says Ethereum researcher Justin Drake's 'bunker mode' plan, which would move tokens to new addresses, only protects assets not yet moved and would not stop other holdings losing value in a sell-off. He favours a cryptographic recovery mode using hash-based backup signatures, after Drake warned ECDSA could be broken within months as AI maths improves; Glassnode data shows about 6.26m BTC sits in potentially exposed addresses.
Dragonfly's Haseeb Qureshi says 'bunker mode' will not fix AI threat to crypto signatures
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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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Dragonfly's Haseeb Qureshi says 'bunker mode' will not fix AI threat to crypto signatures
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