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        <description>The Post-Quantum Experience Podcast #6 - Will Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? With Tommaso Gagliardoni (Horizen Labs, Lucumo) and Nathaniel Szerezla (NaoX Protocol). In this podcast's sixth episode, Naox Protocol sits down with Tommaso Gagliardoni, founder of Lucumo and cryptography research team lead at Horizen Labs, who has been researching quantum security since 2011. We get into what quantum computers really mean for Bitcoin, why a forged signature could be harder to spot than a stolen key, what should happen to the coins that never move, Horizen's public plan to become quantum-resistant by 2029, the biggest myths in quantum security, why privacy and quantum security belong together, and Tommaso's prediction for when quantum computers will break today's cryptography. Recorded on 2026-10-01, published on Naox Protocol's YouTube channel on 2026-10-03 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53yJFhMD_5k ). All rights to Naox Protocol. Permission has been given to the uploader to distribute through this channel.</description>
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