Bitcoin Quantum Computing Risk Debate: Early-Stage Threat Favored by Adam Back, Investors Say Developer Denial Dampens Bitcoin Price
COINOTAG News reports a disagreement between Bitcoin developers and investors over how to assess quantum computing risk to the network. Blockstream co-founder Adam Back maintains that the quantum threat remains in a very early stage and is unlikely to threaten Bitcoin in the coming decades, advocating continued monitoring and robust post‑quantum research.
On the other side, Nic Carter, partner at Castle Island Ventures, cautions that a dismissive stance toward quantum risk among some developers has clouded investor sentiment, potentially limiting capital inflows and creating uncertainty around the Bitcoin price trajectory.
Taken together, the debate underscores the need for measured risk communication within the cryptocurrency market and for ongoing updates on blockchain security preparedness as quantum considerations evolve.
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