El Salvador Reallocates Bitcoin Reserve to 14 Wallets (Max 500 BTC Each) to Mitigate Quantum Computing Threat

COINOTAG News, citing Cointelegraph, reports that the El Salvador Bitcoin Office has **reallocated** its national Bitcoin reserve across 14 newly generated wallet addresses as part of a custody adjustment. The office stated the redistribution—capping each address at a maximum of 500 BTC—aims to reduce the potential attack surface posed by advances in quantum computing and to enhance operational risk mitigation. This move reflects standard industry practices of wallet segmentation and diversified custody to preserve on-chain liquidity and safeguard sovereign crypto holdings without altering declared holdings or fiscal policy.

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