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China and US rapidly developing quantum computers, yet Bitcoin is still $90k
Make it make sense.
Wouldn't the smartest thing to do right now is selling crypto, buying stock indices, gold at worse and real estate at best? At least you have your physical land deed with that.
- readyplayernull 2y agoKnowledge is power, networked computers are rockets of the mind.
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- breckenedge 2y agoWhat, you think they’ll crack encryption soon? Crypto is a very liquid asset. And there is no way to move your real estate across borders.
- r33b33 2y agoYes, they will crack encryption soon.
- rini17 2y agoYou believe they really have hundreds of usable (error-corrected) qubits, or will have in few years? IMO there is no reason to think such stuff exists, even if it were state secret there would be leaks. Because the research effort is massive.
- r33b33 2y agoYes, they will in a few years. Extrapolating AI accelerating developments that will help them achieve this. Either US or China, but it will happen.
- verdverm 2y agoBitcoin price is based on vibes, not anything in the real world. It only holds value based on how popular it is
- npoc 2y ago> It only holds value based on how popular it is Popularity covers the demand side. For the supply, it's perfectly scarce. In a world of fiat currencies effortlessly printed out of thin air, a liquid, divisible digital asset with perfect scarcity is going to be quite popular.
- GoldenMonkey 2y agoWe are nowhere near quantum breaking cryptography or anything related to crypto. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/08/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-is-dead-wrong-about-quantum-d-wave-ceo.html https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/08/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-is-d... And google's recent hyped break thru of 100 qubits. Needs to scale to 1m qubits to do this.