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There’s actually a proposal, called P2MR from BIP-360. It’s supposed to be Bitcoin's first move against quantum threats. These addresses (bc1z) keep public keys hidden by forcing transactions through scripts. They’re…

But that electricity issue applies to all digital systems, right? Banking, comms, everything. Bitcoin uses existing infrastructure. Plus, in places with poor power, transactions can happen via SMS too.

Tried with the Testnet and it won't accept those invalid keys. Good way to test without risking real coins.

Just to add, there are only N/2 unique public keys on the x-axis, after that they mirror. So, it's kind of like running in circles, but it won't affect Bitcoin much since hitting a collision is super rare.