Bitcoin’s quantum security gap is already shaping institutional demand
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Stacks founder Muneeb Ali says worries that Bitcoin may not stay secure against future quantum computers are already discouraging institutional buyers, even as US spot Bitcoin ETFs hold more than $104 billion in net assets, per BitBo. He argues the network has only a few years to shift to quantum-resistant cryptography and that slow, contested upgrades leave little slack; without meaningful progress by 2028, the security case could weaken before quantum machines pose a direct threat. The piece also covers Ripple securing a US banking charter, USDC gaining ground in Europe, and VanEck adding Bitcoin to a new ETF.
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