For 12 years, its price kept pace with gold, no matter what — bull runs, crashes, government bans, even the arrival of ETFs. That steady line finally broke. And people aren’t just brushing it off as a fluke. There’s a bigger worry here: quantum computing.
Some analysts, like Willy Woo, say this isn’t just noise. He points to a growing fear about quantum risk. The idea is pretty straightforward — but honestly, it’s heavy stuff. Bitcoin’s security depends on ECDSA cryptography. If quantum computers get powerful enough and run the right algorithm (think Shor’s algorithm), they could take public Bitcoin addresses and figure out the private keys behind them. Not right this second, but maybe in the next 5 to 15 years. And that possibility has people on edge.
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