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“I think the technical risk is overblown.” Will quantum computing destroy Bitcoin? Lyn Alden breaks down one of crypto's most misunderstood risks. The lines that stuck with us: "Bitcoin relies on cryptographic security that could theoretically be broken by powerful quantum machines." "The timeline for quantum breakthroughs is still... show more

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