Will quantum computers destroy banks… but spare Bitcoin?
There’s a growing belief that when quantum computing becomes powerful enough to break today’s cryptography, traditional banking systems won’t be ready — while blockchain networks like Bitcoin will be protected because crypto developers are already focused on quantum resistance.
But is that actually true?
In this video, we break down:
• What quantum computers really threaten
• Whether Bitcoin is more quantum-resistant than traditional finance
• How organizations like National Institute of Standards and Technology are preparing new cryptographic standards
• The difference between decentralized security and regulated institutional security
• What “safe haven” really means in a post-quantum world
If quantum computing becomes powerful enough to crack modern encryption, it won’t just affect banks or crypto — it could shake the entire global digital trust system.
The real question isn’t which system is perfect.
It’s which systems can adapt.
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