🔥 Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million, Says Kevin OLearyBut Theres a Quantum Catch.
Speaking with The Rollup podcast at Avalanche Summit in New York, the famed investor said Bitcoins path to seven figures rungs through a risk nobodys solved yet: Quantum computers powerful enough to break the encryption behind the whole technology. Until that is resolved, he said, institutions will keep treating Bitcoin more like a novelty than a core holding. O'Leary showed up to the summit wearing an $11 million baseball card around his neck. The investor and media personality was draped in a Shohei Ohtani 1-of-1 collectible, sealed inside a Tiffany-made holder with 110 carats of diamonds and 2.2 pounds of white gold. His collecting group bought the card for a record sum this year.
It also happened to be the perfect prop for the argument he spent the next few minutes making to The Rollup podcast. This asset class should be on-chain, O'Leary said, holding the piece up to the camera. And it is on a chain right now. But it should be on blockchain. THE KEVIN OLEARY INTERVIEW.@kevinolearytv @robbieklages @andyyy Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:41 Kevin Wears $11M Ohtani Card02:27 Tokenization Becomes The 12th S P Sector03:09 Kevin Was Wrong About ETH05:30 One Exchange Will Win07:18 Kevin Buys Uranium In His Portfolio The Rollup (@therollupco) September 17, 2026 He wasn't just talking about cardboard.
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Speaking with The Rollup podcast at Avalanche Summit in New York, the famed investor said Bitcoins path to seven figures rungs through a risk nobodys solved yet: Quantum computers powerful enough to break the encryption behind the whole technology. Until that is resolved, he said, institutions will keep treating Bitcoin more like a novelty than a core holding. O'Leary showed up to the summit wearing an $11 million baseball card around his neck. The investor and media personality was draped in a Shohei Ohtani 1-of-1 collectible, sealed inside a Tiffany-made holder with 110 carats of diamonds and 2.2 pounds of white gold. His collecting group bought the card for a record sum this year.
It also happened to be the perfect prop for the argument he spent the next few minutes making to The Rollup podcast. This asset class should be on-chain, O'Leary said, holding the piece up to the camera. And it is on a chain right now. But it should be on blockchain. THE KEVIN OLEARY INTERVIEW.@kevinolearytv @robbieklages @andyyy Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:41 Kevin Wears $11M Ohtani Card02:27 Tokenization Becomes The 12th S P Sector03:09 Kevin Was Wrong About ETH05:30 One Exchange Will Win07:18 Kevin Buys Uranium In His Portfolio The Rollup (@therollupco) September 17, 2026 He wasn't just talking about cardboard.
❓ What's your take is this the start of a bigger move or just noise? Drop it below.
$BTC $ETH
#EthereumUpgrade #AvalancheSubnet #TokenizationTrend