Willy Woo thinks a SegWit wallet could be a temporary safeguard to protect funds from quantum computing threats, but Charles Edwards, the founder of Carpriole, argues the solution isn’t viable.

Willy Woo urges Bitcoin users to adopt SegWit wallets amid rising quantum threats, while experts debate the network’s true security timeline.

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