David Hoffman

I'm not so sure.

I mean, so let's talk about Bitcoin.

Right.

The paper talks about this could be like the level of change that led to the hard fork that created Bitcoin Cash.

Because if you drop performance with new algorithms, then what are you?

Are you a big blocker or a small blocker?

There could be two sides to that debate.

If only that was the only problem.

The other, I think the main problem as well, I don't know, they're all main problems is you've got 6.9 million Bitcoin, a third of all supply that is vulnerable to quantum attack.

Now, some of that can be migrated except for the 2.3 million or so, which is 10 to 15% of all Bitcoin supply.

That is Satoshi's keys and lost keys and keys that haven't been touched.

And it's

you guys have that we see.

We are Google and we see four options.

I should say there were other co-authors on this paper, one of which was Justin Drake, interestingly enough.

So the Theorem Foundation, Justin Drake named.

But anyway, they said the four options are you could do nothing.

Just let the quantum attackers take them.

You could burn.

You could take this whole dormant supply.