Okay I got the inspiration to write this thread on our local board after reading a topic on the Bitcoin Discussion board, it led me into doing further research on the topic and then I learnt a few things. Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology is indeed very vast and everyday we learn, I bet a lot of Nigerians didn't have a clue about what we are about to discuss here on this thread.

Okay in this topic, we'll be discussing the future of Bitcoin storage in a world dominated by quantum computers or quantum computing.
First of all what is quantum computers?
These are advanced computers, unlike the ones we see everyday, unlike the regular computers that uses bits i.e 0s and 1s to process data, these new types of computers uses principles of quantum mechanics to process data, they make use of quantum bits or what is otherwise known as qubits. In a nutshell, these computer is a bombshell. You might want to ask what's so special about these computers and why would it be a thread to the safety that Bitcoin storage has enjoyed over the years. Alright, one crazy quality of these computers is that, due to its ability to exist in multiple states simultaneously, they can be able to process vast amount of data in parallel, which enables them to be able to solve complex or even impossible problems, plus these computers can easily break into certain encrypted algorithms, so this computer in the hands of an evil miner automatically means big problem for Bitcoin.

So now, in my research I was able to understand there are a few counter measures that could be employed in order to protect our Bitcoin assets.

1. First is the use of a Multi-Signature Wallet. These wallets requires multiple private keys to authorise a transaction, so even if a quantum computer manages to break and compromise one private key, the hacker still won't have access to the funds as it'll still require him to break all other keys.
2. Use of One Address Per Transaction. Even with a quantum computer, a hacker will only target your funds if your public key is exposed, so by using one address per transaction, it'll limit the exposure of your public keys, thus making it impossible for your funds to be targeted.
There are several of them, but I intend to make this thread as short and readable as possible so I'll stop here and avail my readers to engage and also shares their thoughts on how they feel Bitcoins could be kept safe in such a situation.