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Michael Saylor and the "quantum leap" of Bitcoin: why quantum computing will make it stronger.
Quantum computing often appears in public debate as an existential threat to Bitcoin. The narrative is well-known: machines capable of breaking cryptography, exposed private keys, and a digital monetary system vulnerable to a new generation of technology. However, Michael Saylor presents a very different and, above all, more structural reading.
According to the founder of Strategy, quantum computing will not break Bitcoin. It will force it to strengthen itself.
The central idea is simple but powerful: Bitcoin is not a static system. It is a living network that evolves through consensus, updates, and technical migrations when the environment demands it. The emergence of quantum computing would not be the end of the protocol but the catalyst for a new phase of reinforcing its security.
