🛡️ BIXOZA - Bitcoin Quantum Risk Scanner & AI Security Analysis

[Bixoza]

Hi Bitcointalk community,

The era of Quantum Computing isn't a "maybe" anymore—it's a "when". As we move closer to RSA and ECDSA vulnerabilities, the question isn't just about market price, but about address integrity.

I built BIXOZA to provide the community with a suite of advanced tools designed for this transition.
🛠️ Key Features:

    Quantum-Safe Address Check: Our main interface allows you to input any BTC address to verify its vulnerability to potential quantum attacks.

    High-Risk Transaction Detection: The system flags transactions that show patterns of high risk, helping you stay ahead of potential exploits.

    AI-Powered Recommendations: We don't just show data; our AI provides actionable recommendations based on your address's security posture.

    Quantum Analysis Heatmap: A real-time visualization of market volatility analyzed through quantum-inspired algorithms.

    In-Depth Research: Our Methodology section breaks down exactly how we map quantum states to blockchain data.

📱 Optimized for Precision:

We know that  one wrong character in an address can be fatal. That’s why we’ve overhauled our mobile UI:

    Fixed & Scrollable Sidebar: Easy access to all tools, even on long research pages.

    Zero-Zoom Interface: We use 16px font scaling to ensure your browser doesn't zoom in and break the layout when you're checking addresses.

    Quick-Copy Support: Dedicated, secure copy functionality for our research support address.


The goal is simple: Prepare the Bitcoin network for the Quantum Leap.

Check your address status now: https://bixoza.com

I’m looking forward to your technical feedback and suggestions for new risk metrics!

[ABCbits]

Who's target of your website? People with some technical awareness would know their public key is exposed when you sign message or spending the Bitcoin. They also less likely use 1 address for multiple purpose to privacy concern. In addition, AFAIK some Bitcoin wallet these days show address (without history) as receiving address and automatically send leftover Bitcoin to change address, so re-using address is less likely unless the user with to do it by looking at list of their addresses or creating custom TX.

[Bixoza]

Who's target of your website? People with some technical awareness would know their public key is exposed when you sign message or spending the Bitcoin. They also less likely use 1 address for multiple purpose to privacy concern. In addition, AFAIK some Bitcoin wallet these days show address (without history) as receiving address and automatically send leftover Bitcoin to change address, so re-using address is less likely unless the user with to do it by looking at list of their addresses or creating custom TX.

Hi ABCbits, thanks for the feedback! You're absolutely right—technically savvy users follow best practices like avoiding address reuse.

Bixoza's target is twofold:

    Education & Awareness: Many legacy holders (from 2011-2015) still have funds in P2PKH addresses that have been 'revealed' through old spends or message signing. Bixoza helps them visualize that risk.

    Institutional/Audit Tool: We want to provide a quick 'Quantum Health Score' for any UTXO, especially for those interested in the progress of Shor's algorithm vs. current ECDSA standards.

You're right that modern wallets mitigate this, but with billions still sitting in legacy and reused addresses, we believe a real-time monitor has its place in the ecosystem. Cheers