Cryptographers have talked for years about migrating blockchains toward signatures that would resist large quantum computers. Ethereum researchers publish roadmap notes; none of that requires you to paste a seed into a “quantum migration portal” a stranger sent at midnight.
Today’s machines are not casually forging secp256k1 keys at internet scale. The responsible posture is patience and official client updates — not a countdown bot. If someone sells fear of Shor’s algorithm alongside a deposit address, they are not your systems engineer.
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