<ul><li>Bitcoin developers propose a hard fork, called Quantum-Resistant Address Migration Protocol (QRAMP), to protect the cryptocurrency from quantum computing threats.</li><li>The hard fork requires users to transfer their funds to quantum-resistant wallets before a specific date, with unclaimed coins becoming unusable if not moved.</li><li>The proposal sparks controversy over potentially losing coins, including those held in inactive wallets, such as Satoshi Nakamoto's.</li><li>The migration to quantum-resistant wallets is seen as a preemptive action to safeguard Bitcoin from potential future quantum attacks and enhance cryptographic security.</li></ul>

New Bitcoin Hard Fork Proposal Aims to Future-Proof BTC From Quantum Tech

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