Honestly, I can't feel comfortable with this excessive confidence in predictions about when quantum computing will become a real threat to Bitcoin.

It's always the same narrative: "it's still far away," "we don't know when," "it's not a concern yet"... but the key point is that real technological progress, especially in private, corporate, or state environments is not necessarily made public. Relying solely on what's published in academic papers or announced by public companies is naive, especially when we're talking about global financial security.

I'm not saying the quantum apocalypse will happen tomorrow, but I also don't think it's wise to live as if it's impossible in the coming years. If your wealth depends on the assumption that no one is making significant progress behind closed doors, that's already a serious vulnerability.

That's why, besides maintaining a critical stance, I'm already investing in projects that were built from the ground up with quantum resistance. Not only do they have solid potential, but they also offer strategic protection: if this problem ever becomes real, I won't be relying on luck or emergency updates. I’ll already be protected.

I prefer to work with safety margins, not bets on the unknown.