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Are Quantum Fears Causing Bitcoin’s Pullback?

  • MyTimeEquityPE
  • Nov 24
  • 1 min read

Recent headlines claim Bitcoin is falling because of quantum computing risk, but this is not what is driving the market. The real factors behind the decline are tighter macro conditions, negative ETF flows, miner selling after the halving, lower liquidity, and leverage coming out of the system.


The quantum threat to Bitcoin is a long term topic, not a current issue. Bitcoin already has clear upgrade paths to quantum resistant signatures, and only reused public keys have theoretical exposure. The network can harden itself many years before quantum machines become powerful enough to matter.


There is also no evidence that whales are selling based on quantum concerns. Current quantum computers are nowhere near capable of breaking Bitcoin’s cryptography.


Recent Bitcoin drawdowns remain normal for this stage in the cycle. Over the past two years, pullbacks have been about 34 percent in 2024, about 32 percent in early 2025, and about 31 percent in late 2025.


For you as our client, the point is simple. Quantum fear is a narrative, not a market driver. The real forces remain macro conditions, liquidity, and positioning, and Bitcoin has at least 10 to 15 years to upgrade and become fully quantum-resistant before quantum computing poses a real threat.


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