What do you all think about this? Quantum computing threats to Bitcoin seem to be pushed back further and further. A few years ago they said it was around the corner, but now it’s 10+ years away.
Honestly, when those stronger quantum computers roll out, don’t you think fiat currencies are the first to go? Banks and credit card companies like Visa and Mastercard will crumble first, not Bitcoin.
Yeah, I feel like we’re just sweeping this under the rug until it’s too late. But I think we’ll figure it out when the time comes. Saylor's just the latest to sound the alarm.
At least he’s acknowledging it as a potential threat instead of calling it FUD. Some experts say we have about 7 years to prepare. Coordination is key.
No need to panic just yet. Quantum computing isn’t capable of breaking Bitcoin’s cryptography right now. Upgrades can happen if needed, and we've had years of development already.
The quantum threat isn’t immediate, but we should keep talking about it. The 10-year estimate feels vague since progress isn’t linear. It could sneak up on us.
When quantum threats come up, everyone jumps to Bitcoin, but what about all digital systems? The real worry is the chaos they could cause if those systems fall apart.