Aug 30, 2026 7:07 PM

The terrifying "quantum threat" to Bitcoin is a total myth. While Google warns that quantum computers will crack crypto by 2029, they are hitting a hard wall of physical reality. Because the universe is discrete—made of "Planck cubes"—quantum computers will likely fail beyond 400 qubits. Since it takes 500,000 qubits to break Bitcoin’s encryption, the technology needed to steal your coins may be physically impossible to build. Is the quantum race just a dead end? What’s your take?
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