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Assuming nothing has been spent previously from the wallet, you would have to break SHA256 before you could even find the public key you needed to factor. Bitco
by jsmith99 6y ago
Assuming nothing has been spent previously from the wallet, you would have to break SHA256 before you could even find the public key you needed to factor. Bitcoin addresses are based on hashes of the public key and SHA256 appears quantum resistant.