Tom Lee: In the life-and-death battle against future 'quantum computing,' Ethereum's (Ethereum) mechanism surprisingly makes it easier to pass the test compared to Bitcoin (Bitcoin). For Bitcoin, even making the slightest change to the underlying code often requires the community to engage in years of heated debates. But Ethereum can directly implement quantum-resistant algorithm upgrades online at both the protocol layer and user wallets through its current architecture, allowing the defense gate to close with one click. Today's smart contract platforms are leveraging wild AI automation systems to rigorously run the most stringent 'formal verification' on the code.