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UTXO

Unspent Transaction Output

A discrete chunk of spendable bitcoin. Bitcoin balances are the sum of a wallet's UTXOs, and quantum exposure is a property of individual UTXOs rather than of a wallet as a whole.

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Address reuse

Receiving funds repeatedly at an address that has already spent. Because the first spend publishes the public key, every later balance at that address sits behind an already-exposed key.

Public-key exposure

Whether an address's full public key is visible on-chain. Exposure matters because quantum risk to a wallet begins only once the public key is published — before that, an attacker sees just a hash.

P2PKH

The legacy Bitcoin address type beginning with 1, which locks funds to the hash of a public key rather than the key itself. An unspent P2PKH output does not reveal its public key.

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