This is a classic example of ignorance and stupidity in the crypto world, unaware that the world's largest banks have already launched an official roadmap to become quantum-resistant within two years using NIST-approved signature standards, just as intelligence services in the US, EU, and China are doing. For example, the White House approved EO 14412 this summer to protect government systems and critical infrastructure from advanced cyberattacks made possible by future quantum computers. The European Commission will issue the Quantum Act by the end of 2026 to create a unified legal and governance framework across European states. Ethereum, Solana, Ripple, and Zcash have each launched their own roadmap to become quantum-resistant by 2028. The one that hasn't done anything yet—having no official roadmap while continuing to mock others in the meantime—is the Bitcoin community. On Quantum Day, I explained the various market scenarios that could play out over the next three years and, above all, the concrete financial risks faced by those holding Bitcoin while assuming that the quantum threat is a problem for 20 years down the road