On AI, quantum, and crypto AI can’t crack Bitcoin because breaking Bitcoin isn’t purely a math or logic problem—it’s a brute force problem. To put it bluntly, brute force means computational power and energy. Even if you combined all the computational power and electricity in the world and multiplied it by 100, you’d still be nowhere near cracking elliptic curve encryption. Bitcoin’s encryption logic is simple, but that’s not the weak point, and AI can’t break through it. However, AI *can* crack DeFi because the essence of DeFi is code, and the essence of code is math and logic. Even if a DeFi protocol hasn’t been cracked yet, it’s possible that AI could break it in the future. The more complex a DeFi protocol is, the easier it is for AI to crack. As for quantum computers, they’re different from AI. Their approach is correct, but the difficulty is on a completely different level. It’s so far off that even if you start counting from now, you won’t get close to cracking Bitcoin in the next 20 years. Right now, all quantum computing companies fall into two categories: either they’re on the verge of commercial failure, or they’re being used to prop up overinflated stock valuations—like Google and IBM. Don’t let people FUD you or trick you. At the very least, you need to know what you’re playing with. There’s no one else on this whole platform who’s as straightforward as me to wake you up (not even Grok).