Woofun AI reports that Galaxy Digital has launched the Bitcoin Quantum Preparedness Initiative, allocating up to $5 million in developer grants. The program includes research via Galaxy Research and a Quantum Advisory Council featuring experts from University of Calgary, MIT, and Boston University. Applications for post-quantum cryptography solutions are now open. The initiative addresses "Q-Day" risks where quantum computers could break elliptic curve cryptography, exposing private keys. Project Eleven estimates 6.9 million BTC are in vulnerable addresses, with threats potentially emerging by 2030.