In the face of discussions about the potential threat of quantum computers to Bitcoin, we need to think from a more comprehensive perspective.

First, even if quantum computers can really be realized, we still have hope to protect the existing cryptographic system by developing new quantum-resistant algorithms.

Second, even if there are no effective quantum-resistant solutions in the short term, considering the enormous financial investment required to develop quantum computers and the complex technological challenges behind them, any organization or individual that successfully develops such a powerful tool is more likely to seek to leverage this capability to create value rather than destroy the existing value system. After all, maintaining a stable and valuable digital currency ecosystem is important for promoting technological innovation and economic development.

Therefore, whether for economic interests or long-term development considerations, it seems more reasonable to support and strengthen the security of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin than to attempt to destroy them.

I am a newcomer who entered the blockchain field in 2017, eager to find relatively stable arbitrage opportunities between centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX). I look forward to sharing and discussing arbitrage opportunities and the latest trends and viewpoints in the crypto community with like-minded individuals. As a long-term investor, my current main positions (btc, bnb, uni, cake, wld have been ordered by position size). If you are also passionate about cryptocurrencies, feel free to like, follow, and leave comments to share insights!