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Snapshot Window: 2026-07-11 14:40 UTC ยท โ† Back to Crypto Overview

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@mrbrown_nft

I still believe in Solana FULLY whoโ€™s with me?

@wublockchain12

Former Meta Engineer: Quantum Computing and Miners Are Bitcoin's Two Time Bombs Former Meta engineer @techleadhd believes that Bitcoin still has two time bombs that have yet to detonate: one is quantum computing, which could potentially crack the encryption mechanisms of Bitcoin [Spoken audio]: What's also unsettling is there are two ticking time bombs for Bitcoin, the first is Quantum. Now eventually a powerful enough quantum computer could break through the cryptography regarding Bitcoin wallets. And look, maybe that's not even gonna happen. But regardless, I was stunned there's been no cohesive plan or dev community who could put together a plan. We couldn't even stop each other from jamming junk metadata onto the chain, and this is who would have to coordinate a network-wide migration under that line with hundreds of billions of dollars on the line. The second clock are the miners. Everyone says Bitcoin is digital gold, but this would gloss over technical details. Miners secure the network, and they have to get paid in two ways. Either newly minted coins or your transaction fees. And the problem is, well, 95% of all Bitcoin is already minted. The fee economy that they would depend on never showed up. Satoshi never imagined wrapped Bitcoins, never imagined most coins just sitting there, not moving, not paying fees, not getting any attention. And so as the fees fade, miners switch off, security drops, the network weakens again, more miners sell off, and a slow death spiral could trigger nobody really knows what happens when the fees run dry the original dream was sovereign money sounds great but let's be honest too that dream is very idealistic and maybe even dangerously naive will any government really tolerate a system it cannot control no KYC no AML no capital controls no sanctions abilities China already banned the outright and even in the US their currently friendly treatment is only political theater The Bitcoin Strategic Reserve was a circus show for votes, not law. And the government has bought exactly zero new Bitcoins for it. Trump's approval numbers have been steadily declining. The tariffs on words have not been popular. So what if the Democrats take back power in 2028, turn hostile to crypto and the next bull cycle might not arrive until 2032 at the earliest? That's another six years of waiting. So ask yourself, will the 2032 cohort be as excited to discover Bitcoin as the 2021 cohort was? And what age will you be by then? Is your time horizon really that long? Or would that have been your life passing by? And so after all of that, why am I still bullish? Because the technology is real. And I think over the long term, Bitcoin gets stronger with each new generation that rediscovers it. So if you can buy little and stash it somewhere, you won't touch. Bitcoin gets rediscovered every cycle, usually right after everyone agrees it's dead. Which comes to think of makes this video a pretty solid bottom signal.

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