Is quantum computing a real threat to Bitcoin? Join Bitcoin Bay Toronto on Monday, May 11th for a technical presentation that cuts through the hype. Learn the science, the timelines, and the solutions—straight from experts.
🔍 What to Expect:
- 6:00‑6:25 PM: Doors open + networking + light refreshments
- 6:30‑7:15 PM: Presentation with Nithin Raj: Blockchain R&D Engineer @ SkryBit Inc.
- What is Quantum Computing?
- Why Classical Encryption & Hashing Were So Secure
- How Bitcoin Security Works
- Bitcoin Wallet Types
- The Quantum Threat to Bitcoin
- Who’s Most at Risk?
- Quantum Computing Threats to the Real World
- How Could Bitcoin & the World Respond?
- Best Practices for Bitcoin Security (Today & Future‑Proofing)
- Broader Implications & The Bigger Picture
- 7:15‑8:00 PM: Open Q&A + guided networking
✅ What to Bring:
- Your curiosity (and a notebook if you like)
- A friend who’s curious about crypto’s future
Speaker Bio:
Nithin Raj is a Blockchain R&D Engineer at Skrybit.io and a dedicated Web3 researcher based in Toronto. With a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) from TKM College of Engineering and a postgraduate specialization in Blockchain Development from George Brown College, Nithin bridges the gap between academic research and scalable decentralized solutions.
His professional journey includes roles as a Full Stack Blockchain Developer and a Software Developer at Cognizant, providing him with a unique perspective on integrating enterprise-level architecture with emerging technologies. A passionate advocate for the Web3 ecosystem, Nithin focuses on the practical application of blockchain to solve complex, real-world engineering challenges.
🗓 Monday, May 11, 2026
🕔 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM EDT
📍 Bitcoin Bay
600 Bay St. unit 405 · Toronto, ON
✨ The Bitcoin Bay Toronto is Canada’s longest-running Crypto Community, offering a unique opportunity for companies to showcase their brand, network with other blockchain enthusiasts and gain exposure to a growing community of entrepreneurs and investors.
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