XRP Shows Minimal Quantum Vulnerability Compared to Bitcoin

• •Only 0.03% of XRP's supply is currently vulnerable to quantum attacks.
• •Approximately 300,000 XRP accounts remain quantum-safe due to no transaction history.
• •XRP's key rotation feature enhances security compared to Bitcoin's exposed public keys.

Recent audits of the XRP Ledger reveal that only 0.03% of XRP's total supply is vulnerable to quantum attacks, primarily due to two dormant accounts holding approximately 21 million XRP with exposed public keys. In contrast, Bitcoin faces a significantly higher risk, with around 32% of its supply, or 6.7 million BTC, in addresses that could be compromised by quantum computing. The XRP Ledger benefits from features like key rotation, allowing active users to enhance their security without changing their wallet addresses. Approximately 300,000 XRP accounts, holding about 2.4 billion XRP, have never conducted transactions and remain quantum-safe. While current quantum computers are not yet capable of exploiting these vulnerabilities, the potential threat is acknowledged, prompting discussions on future upgrades to quantum-resistant encryption. The XRPL's developer testnet has already transitioned to a post-quantum standard, CRYSTALS-Dilithium, indicating proactive measures against future threats. Overall, XRP holders face a lower immediate risk compared to Bitcoin users.