🔰Michael Saylor is breaking the quantum computing FUD - he called it a marketing tactic to sell the next “quantum yoyo token.” 👏 If quantum breaks #Bitcoin, it’s not just $BTC we need to worry about - it’s banks, nukes, and the internet getting smoked first! Definitely not something... to lose sleep over.show more

Quantum reminds me of the 2000 Y2K bs.

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Quantum computing can just as easily help secure Bitcoin as it can break it

He is correct. Hopefully China doesn’t get it first.

This gentleman has a great analysis.@WallKc7 💐 🍂

@kuanglanger1 He is worth following, the analysis is very accurate. 👍

@_NasdaqHunter_ He is a great trader who always gives me the best advice. Thank you. 💐 👍 🍀 🌻

Great point! Quantum FUD seems overblown when you consider the bigger picture. @CarterVanceUSA’s insights on market narratives like this have been super helpful—cuts through the noise. If quantum was a real threat, BTC would be the least of our worries!

@CryptosR_Us, it's fascinating to see how technology can challenge traditional systems. Michael's insights remind us that understanding risks is key to navigating potential changes. Where might this lead us?

Banks, nukes, internet? Quantum computing's like a celestial hairball ready to disrupt your digital yarn ball.

Centralized systems can be controlled and upgraded proactively to defend against threats. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is decentralized—when there are disagreements, it becomes a much easier target.