Some CFA who has 99% probably never read the white paper posts an article "Bitcoin's Days Are Numbered, And So Are Strategy's" And then he says: "Bitcoin also faces a future existential risk from quantum computing that has only accelerated over the last few years." Bet he doesn't know the difference between Shor's and Grover's algorithms and that Grover is only quadratic, the worst that could happen is some blocks get mined by quantum computers many decades from now. He has no idea that clock/gate times for QCs are very slow, and coherence times short. He ignores that classical ASICs are getting faster at SHA-256 every year. The threat to certain addresses is real, the need for migration to post-quantum wallets is real. That is not an existential threat to the Bitcoin ledger. It would require many thousands of nuclear power plants powering 7.2 billion QCs much more powerful than today's machines just to unroll 100 blocks of the blockchain. 100 blocks. Of a chain that has nearly a million blocks. Bitcoin will keep putting one block after another.