Bitcoin's recent price correction has been linked to the announcement of Google's Willow quantum computer, which some believe could threaten cryptocurrency security. However, experts refute this notion, stating that:

- Google's Willow chip has only 105 qubits, far below the estimated 13 million qubits needed to compromise Bitcoin's encryption.

- Bitcoin developers are already working on making the cryptocurrency quantum-safe.

- If quantum computing becomes a viable threat to Bitcoin, traditional banking systems would also be at risk.

- For Willow to pose a real threat, it would need to be affordable and widely accessible, which is unlikely given the current market, as seen with the availability of NVIDIA's H200.