First of all, quantum computers have already emerged. The most advanced quantum computer currently available, IBM Osprey, only has 433 qubits. To break the core algorithm of Bitcoin within 10 minutes, quantum computing would need 1.9 billion qubits. What does this mean? If we compare quantum computers to a flood, then Bitcoin is Mount Everest. Before the flood reaches Bitcoin, other industries would already have been completely submerged.

To attack a real-time network like Bitcoin, you need extremely high speed and the ability to perform repeated operations. Even if quantum computers reach a certain level, what would be exposed first is not Bitcoin, but all encrypted data.

The banking system would be completely destroyed—interbank transactions, credit card payments, and all systems maintained by modern cryptography would become useless. Attackers could easily forge data and transfer funds, turning banks into 'free giveaways.' The encryption used in the financial system, such as RSA and ECC, are much more fragile than blockchain. If truly cracked by quantum computing, the global financial system would be as fragile as paper, and assets would be instantly lost. Online communications—HTTPS, SSL, WeChat, emails, bank websites—would all be exposed. Everything you chat about, buy, or transfer would be broadcast live. State secrets would become jokes; nuclear weapon codes couldn't be protected, making it terrifying to imagine. If quantum computing were capable of such levels, you wouldn't need to worry about Bitcoin being worthless—instead, you'd have to worry about the entire foundation of the world being redefined, with all rules replaced by a new system.

In other words, Bitcoin is just a small part of the problem. Modern cryptography has always taken into account the growth of computing power, and quantum acceleration has long been factored into expectations.

Every time you see sensational reports about 'quantum destroying cryptocurrencies,' you can rest assured that the hype behind it is far greater than the actual threat.

There's absolutely no need to worry about the absurd theory of quantum computers—this is mostly meant to scare those with weak faith into abandoning their holdings. If you want to hold onto your coins long-term and enjoy a 100x return in the future, don't treat Bitcoin like a currency; treat it as values, as ideas, as a belief.

You must believe that, no matter what people say, human nature is inherently about wanting to control ownership, pursuing market economy, seeking personal freedom, and striving for asset appreciation.

You must believe that 100% inviolability of property rights is justice.

You must believe that Bitcoin promotes the development of productivity by changing the production relations.

You must believe that Bitcoin is the only asset on Earth capable of 100% protecting individual property rights and freedom.

Only faith can help us steadfastly hold on and wait for the blossoming of flowers through twists and darkness.#比特币 #量子计算机 机