Did you mean rather 2050 than 2500? There's some hype around quantum computing and computers and as I've read somewhere too, as @ETFbitcoin says, ECDSA could be attacked with a sufficient quantum computer. OK, I'm no expert on this field. All I know, you would already need a lot of stable qubits or even way more less stable qubits to have error correction in place.

Current qubits seem the have an error corrected lifespan of only a few milliseconds[1]. That's not much and their total numbers in current quantum computers are still rather low. Yes, technology and research will prosper but it will take time and I assume still a whole lot of time to be scary for Bitcoin's security or attacks on RSA (efficient factorization of huge prime number products).

I don't expect major breakthroughs happening in short time periods. It likely will happen gradually so that there should be enough time to adapt. I hope that's not too off-topic now.

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[1] https://www.sciencealert.com/physicists-extend-qubit-lifespan-in-pivotal-validation-of-quantum-computing