Family, today let's talk about a sci-fi level topic: will quantum computing "black out" the big pancake? Galaxy's big shot Alex Thorn recently spoke out, giving us two reassuring pills directly.


First, regarding the 1.1 million BTC held by Satoshi Nakamoto, the consensus among the big players is: do not touch! Even to avoid quantum risks, we absolutely cannot casually move someone’s private assets, or else the reputation of "private property inviolable" for Bitcoin will be shattered. Moreover, if the quantum era really arrives, we have various "clock schemes" to mitigate the risks, so what are we afraid of?
Second, we need to research quantum-resistant technology, but don’t rush to implement it. Bitcoin is currently as stable as Mount Tai, and there’s no need to urgently change the underlying protocol just because of that 1% hypothetical threat. If we accidentally introduce bugs, that would be self-defeating!
My spicy comment: This consensus shows that the Bitcoin community not only has brains but also has bottom lines. Quantum computing is still far from practical use, and our current task is to reserve technology, not to panic and mess up. Those who keep shouting "Bitcoin will zero out once quantum arrives" are probably trying to trick you into handing over blood-stained chips. Follow me, and I’ll help you cut through the sci-fi fog, protect the most solid assets, and stay steady so we can win! #WCTC交易王PK #美国寻求战略比特币储备 #比特币ETF期权持仓限额增4倍 $BTC $MEGA
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