First: I'm far from an expert on quantum decryption, but I've read things

It is estimated that around 6.7 million BTC is currently held in legacy wallet addresses, that is almost 32% of bitcoin supply!
As far as I understand, those are only at risk after exposing the public key, although given fast enough quantum decryption that could be enough time to replace a transaction after it's broadcasted and before it's confirmed.
Phase B: Renders ECDSA/Schnorr spends invalid, preventing all spending of funds in quantum-vulnerable UTXOs. This is triggered by a well-publicized flag-day five years after activation.
I was surprised when I saw that Taproot addresses introduced risks that Segwit fixed. But those 5 years, in some scenarios, may even be too late.
Phase C (TBD): Pending further research, a separate BIP proposing a method to allow quantum safe recovery of legacy UTXOs, likely via zero knowledge proof of possession of a corresponding BIP-39 seed phrase.
How's that going to work for addresses that don't have a corresponding seed phrase? Or just funds sent to pubkey, like Satoshi's mined coins?