Quantum Threat for Bitcoin? 'I Don’t Worry About It', Says Strategy's Michael Saylor
Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor of Strategy (MSTR) dismissed quantum computing risks to BTC, calling the threat overblown and manageable.
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