Don’t be afraid anymore of those terrifying stories about “When quantum computing shows up, Bitcoin will drop to zero immediately”! Expert Alex Thorne held a meeting with top figures in the industry, and the results are in—we focus on stability like Mount Jood. A simple summary of the spirit behind the “Quantum Resistance” conference: Satoshi’s funds—no one dares to touch them. Many worry that the Bitcoin held by Satoshi, totaling 110,000 bitcoins, could be broken by quantum computers. Some suggested moving the funds to a safe place in advance. Alex said: Absolutely impossible! Protecting ownership and property rights is the foundation of Bitcoin. And to guard against risks, we will not move anyone else’s funds—what else would we be if not thieves? Even if a small portion were stolen by quantum computers, the market can absorb it, and we have an “Hourglass” plan as a contingency—stability! We focus on scientific research: quantum-resistant encryption technology must be studied, but don’t rush to carry out a major “operation” on Bitcoin now. Don’t talk carelessly; if the operation doesn’t fail but instead makes thinking even more complicated, then it’s a real disaster. Quantum threats have a 1% chance—we must be as cautious as guards against thieves, but we won’t destroy our own door in the name of protection. The blogger’s words, in good faith:

This is a case of “strategic disdain, and attention at a high level.” Quantum computing is still invisible; we focus on developing a vaccine, but we don’t give ourselves overly strong medicines. Honestly, as long as we don’t ignite internal turmoil, mathematics and ideas are the strongest protective shield. The interaction of the #6