Chamath Palihapitiya, billionaire and founder of Social Capital, said in a post on X: "Quantum computing will pose a risk to v1 encryption methods. The time frame is very unclear and not in the near future. But if I own a lot of BTC, my risk posture will be to assume that it may happen and plan accordingly.
Now, any potential risk to Bitcoin can be solved by forks that deploy quantum-resistant encryption for new transactions. That is, this cannot retroactively protect unmigrated public keys that have been exposed. Funds in old p2pk addresses (dead accounts?) with exposed public keys will still be vulnerable to quantum computing attacks against ECDSA and will be targeted."