š„ RAOUL PAL: āBITCOIN IS NOT THE BIGGEST PRIZE IN A QUANTUM WORLDā
Raoul Pal downplays quantum risk fears around Bitcoin, arguing that economic incentives donāt line up for a quantum attack.$LTC
š£ļø Key points from Pal:
ā¢ āBitcoin is not the biggest prize in a quantum world.ā
ā¢ A successful quantum attack would crash price instantly, destroying profit motive
ā¢ If quantum were an imminent threat, big tech equities like Google would already be selling off
š§ The logic:$BTC
Quantum capabilities, if real and exploitable, would target far higher-value, centralized systems ā banks, governments, defense, and corporate IP ā not a transparent, rapidly adaptable open network like Bitcoin.
š Why this matters:
Markets price probability, not theory. The absence of stress in tech stocks suggests investors see quantum risk as distant, not actionable.$BNB
āļø Bottom line:
Quantum risk is a long-term engineering challenge, not a near-term investment threat ā and Bitcoin is unlikely to be the first or most profitable target.
