Yesterday, I posted this article about whether Bitcoin will be attacked by quantum computing.

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Yesterday, I posted an article about whether Bitcoin would be attacked by quantum computing, and many people sent me private messages, insisting on debating it, fully displaying their argumentative nature.

Then I discovered two issues:

1️⃣ Many people like to complicate very simple things.

I later figured it out:

They are either not understanding it, or they want to appear as if they understand it.

2️⃣ Most of those who came to argue with me actually do not own Bitcoin.

This confuses me; they neither own it nor research it, yet they want to seem knowledgeable. Haha, I don't understand this mindset.

The question of whether Bitcoin will be attacked by quantum computing is actually not complicated at all. The article above has already written it, stating the conclusion in the simplest logic:

Right now, and for many foreseeable years to come, there is absolutely no need to worry about this. It's just self-inflicted distress.

There are only three reasons:

1️⃣

Quantum attacks do not "suddenly happen."

It must go through: laboratory breakthroughs → small-scale verification → engineering → early detection by the industry.

It is impossible to wake up one day and find that Bitcoin has been emptied.

2️⃣

A quantum machine that can break ECDSA will definitely be a national-level resource. The primary target of such capability will never be "stealing Bitcoin," but rather military communications, financial systems, and national cryptography.

If they can access national secrets invisibly, why would they bother stealing Bitcoin? Using a nuclear bomb to rob a wallet, or using a dragon-slaying sword to chop a grasshopper? The logic just doesn't hold.

3️⃣ Bitcoin is not the first, nor will it be the only target.

If quantum computing truly reaches that level, the entire world's banking, communication, and internet security will be restructured together.

Bitcoin is just a very small variable in that equation.

So the conclusion is simple: quantum computing is not a black swan,

but rather a process risk that can be seen more than a decade in advance.

When it really comes to that point, what you should worry about will definitely not just be the price of BTC. Rather, the world will have changed, and you might be asking yourself, will there be a risk to your life?

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