Google's article that claims quantum computers can crack cryptography, especially Bitcoin private keys, is actually an operation carried out with the knowledge and approval of major stakeholders in the sector, or rather in the US. The goal is clear: by creating fear of quantum computing, to lock or burn all of Satoshi's and the 1.7 million Bitcoin remaining from that period.

Basically, this is an effort by giants, starting with Blackrock, who have poured billions of dollars into this area, to eliminate the risk that "one day, someone accidentally gains access to Nakamoto's wallet and ends up selling millions of BTC to us." Currently, with modern quantum computers, there is no risk; Google's article also states that everything could be done around 2030, and possibly earlier. Until then, it is certain that there are already many quantum-resistant algorithm solutions, and one of them will somehow reach consensus and be implemented with a fork on the BTC network. But in the end, this talk leads to urgent updates, freezing old wallets, and burning Bitcoin.
It was already true that we lost the crypto sector to suited penguins, but with this move, Bitcoin will also be handed over entirely according to their wishes.
The crypto sector, which is traded to make money, will always exist, but neither the crypto-focused future we believed in since 2017 nor the original dream of decentralization will come true.