Quantum Alliance counts 6.04 million bitcoin with exposed public keys

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Nine blockchain companies founded the Quantum Alliance on October 15, 2026; by its count, 6.04 million bitcoin sit in addresses whose public key is permanently visible. This piece separates the documented figures from the editorial assessment and shows which address in your own holdings is actually affected.Nine blockchain companies founded the Quantum Alliance on October 15, 2026, an open standards body for post-quantum security. Three things about it are documented so far: the launch itself, the alliance's count of roughly 6.04 million bitcoin, about 30 percent of the circulating supply, held in addresses whose public key is permanently exposed, and a model run by two contributors that names March 2028 as the earliest window for a cryptographically relevant quantum computer. Everything beyond that is assessment, not evidence: when such a machine will actually exist, whether it will be built at all, and whose hands it will be in by then. This piece keeps the two apart and says ...