🔑 Is Your Public Key Exposed?
Bitcoin Quantum Risk Calculator
📋 How Public Keys Get Exposed
Fresh Address
Only receive, never send
✅ Public key hidden→
First Send
You sign a transaction
⚠️ Signature created→
Forever Exposed
Public key on blockchain
🔴 QUANTUM VULNERABLE🧮 Quantum Risk Assessment
| Address Type | Ever Sent From? | Public Key Status | Quantum Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legacy (1...) | Yes | EXPOSED | 🔴 CRITICAL |
| Legacy (1...) | No | Hidden | 🟡 Medium |
| SegWit (3... or bc1q...) | Yes | EXPOSED | 🔴 CRITICAL |
| SegWit (3... or bc1q...) | No | Hidden | 🟡 Medium |
| Taproot (bc1p...) | Yes | EXPOSED | 🔴 CRITICAL |
Note: Even "hidden" keys become exposed the moment you spend. And once quantum computers arrive, you can't safely spend without exposing yourself.
🔍 Check Your Address
- Go to a blockchain explorer (blockchain.com, blockstream.info)
- Enter your Bitcoin address
- Look for "Sent" transactions
- If ANY exist → Your public key is EXPOSED
📊 The Exposure Statistics
6.04M BTC
In exposed addresses
~$469B
Value at immediate risk
30.2%
Of circulating supply
1.92 million BTC are structurally exposed in P2PK outputs — their public keys have been on-chain since the day they were mined, including roughly 1.1 million attributed to Satoshi. Another 4.12 million were exposed operationally, by address reuse. Of the 6.04 million total, about 2.3 million is irreversibly at risk; the other 3.7 million belongs to people who could still move it. Source: Glassnode, May 2026.
🛡️ Migrate Before Quantum Arrives
Don't wait until your exposed keys become exploitable:
Download SynX Wallet Migration Guide