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Q-day exposure map

How much of Robinhood Chain is already exposed?

Q-day is the day a quantum computer can turn a public key into its private key. A wallet's public key goes on chain with the first transaction it signs. This map counts every wallet on Robinhood Chain that has signed one, and what those wallets hold today.

live count25.1% of Robinhood Chain's history scanned

The figures below cover 22,472,507 of 89,465,016 blocks and update every few hours until the whole chain is counted.

3,523,154wallets have exposed their public key
96,401.35 ETHheld behind exposed keys · 72% of the ETH in wallets
235,029,992.71 USDGheld behind exposed keys · 94% of the USDG in wallets
exposed · 3,486,776 wallets holding value never signed · 109,072 wallets holding value

exposed wallets by ETH balance

  • under 0.01 ETH3,372,282
  • 0.01 to 0.1 ETH72,855
  • 0.1 to 1 ETH31,363
  • 1 to 10 ETH8,584
  • 10 ETH or more1,051

the ten largest exposed balances

  1. #16,105.96 ETH
  2. #24,718.55 ETH
  3. #33,518.01 ETH
  4. #43,459.3 ETH
  5. #52,812.91 ETH
  6. #61,812.25 ETH
  7. #71,415.79 ETH
  8. #8987.51 ETH
  9. #9758.37 ETH
  10. #10689.01 ETH

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Measured at block 89,515,825 on October 15, 2026, updated every few hours while the count runs. Exposed: the wallet has signed at least one transaction on Robinhood Chain. Never signed: a wallet without code that received ETH or USDG and has not sent a transaction. Contracts are left out; they have no private key.