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Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and Nathan Jeffay investigate whether quantum computing can break Bitcoin. A sequential series of expert interviews, presented in partnership with Starkware.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and Nathan Jeffay investigate whether quantum computing can break Bitcoin. A sequential series of expert interviews, presented in partnership with Starkware.
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown is hosted by The Bitcoin Historian. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Shor’s Algorithm With Quantum and Bitcoin - QBC Ep. 12" (28 October 2026, 50 minutes), "Is Quantum Finally Here? | Nic Carter - QBC Ep. 11" (21 October 2026, 59 minutes), and "What is the Cost of The Quantum Attack on Bitcoin? - QBC Ep. 10" (14 October 2026, 56 minutes).
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Quantum Bitcoin Countdown is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Quantum Bitcoin Countdown requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Quantum Bitcoin Countdown's contact route on record: public web form.
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The Bitcoin Historian hosts Quantum Bitcoin Countdown, a news podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
Shor’s algorithm sits underneath every conversation about quantum and Bitcoin. It was published in 1994, long before anyone could build a quantum computer, and it is the reason a large enough machine could work backward...
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
Every quantum warning ends with the same advice: move your coins to a fresh address and wait it out. But if someone can break the cryptography protecting a single large wallet, every holder feels it, whether their own...
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
Every quantum doomsday scenario starts the same way: the moment a machine can break Bitcoin's cryptography, the coins start moving. But the first machines that can do it will be slow, cost $100 million to $1 billion to...
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
<p>Every quantum conversation in Bitcoin starts from the same place: the threat is to Bitcoin, and the question is whether Bitcoin can be fixed in time. What if that's the smaller half of the story? In the [Nth] episode...
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
<p>The Bitcoin community has an assumption it rarely examines: that doing nothing is the neutral option. Leave the abandoned coins alone, touch nobody's property, and you've kept faith with the protocol. What if...
Quantum Bitcoin Countdown
<p>Bitcoin's quantum problem has always come with an assumption attached: fixing it means changing Bitcoin. What if it doesn't? In the [Nth] episode of The Quantum Bitcoin Podcast, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and...
<p>Can Bitcoin's signatures actually be replaced, and what does the replacement cost? In the [Nth] episode of The Quantum Bitcoin Podcast, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and co-host Nathan Jeffay put that question to...
<p>What actually happens to Bitcoin the day a quantum computer arrives? In the third episode of The Quantum Bitcoin Podcast, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and co-host Nathan Jeffay put that question to Jameson Lopp, the...
<p>How far away is a quantum computer that can break Bitcoin? In the second episode of The Quantum Bitcoin Podcast, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and co-host Nathan Jeffay put the series' central question to Ethan...
<p>What is a quantum computer, and does it pose a genuine threat to Bitcoin? In the first episode of The Quantum Bitcoin Podcast, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo and co-host Nathan Jeffay begin a structured inquiry into...
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