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Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper argued on X that his Bitcoin positions carry less quantum-computing risk than dollars held in conventional bank accounts, putting $BTC ahead of $FIAT deposits in his threat model.
His rationale centers on blockchain's rollback capability — the ability to revert to the last uncompromised block — which he says legacy banking infrastructure does not have.
The comments coincide with a June 2026 Moody's Ratings warning that slow post-quantum cryptography adoption is becoming a direct source of credit risk.
Why Traditional Finance Draws the Bigger Quantum Target The underlying vulnerability is structural.
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