According to @deanmlittle on Twitter, Satoshi Nakamoto's original Bitcoin holdings are locked in Pay-to-PubKey (P2PK) addresses, not Pay-to-PubKey-Hash (P2PKH), which leaves them completely unprotected against Shor’s algorithm and potential quantum attacks (source: https://twitter.com/deanmlittle/status/1920477775531593867). For active traders, this highlights a significant security risk for early Bitcoin addresses if quantum computing becomes practical, potentially impacting long-term confidence in Bitcoin’s immutability and influencing market volatility. Monitoring developments in quantum-resistant cryptography is now critical for crypto market participants.

According to Crypto Rover, Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin holdings have once again exceeded the $100 billion threshold. This milestone was achieved as the Bitcoin price surged, reflecting increased investor confidence and potential implications for the cryptocurrency market. Traders should closely monitor Bitcoin's price movements and market sentiment for strategic trading opportunities. [Source: Crypto Rover]