Alex Thorn, Research Director at Galaxy, stated in an article on the X platform that after in-depth discussions with several Bitcoin industry figures regarding quantum computing and Bitcoin issues, he believes the market is gradually reaching a consensus: First, Satoshi Nakamoto's approximately 1.1 million BTC (distributed across approximately 22,000 P2PK addresses) should not be used arbitrarily. Infringing upon his property rights to address quantum risks could damage Bitcoin's core value proposition. Even in extreme circumstances where these BTC are transferred, the market has a strong capacity to absorb them, and the risk can be further mitigated through solutions such as "Hourglass." Second, promoting research, testing, and signature compression of new encryption technologies such as quantum-resistant (PQ) cryptography for Bitcoin is a positive direction, allowing for the preparation of contingency plans. However, it is crucial to avoid prematurely pushing for protocol-level implementation, which could lead to consensus deadlock or introduce unverified new risks. Even if the quantum threat has only a 1% chance of affecting Bitcoin, continued research is worthwhile.