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31.03.2026

Quantum remains a toy model and Bitcoin will adapt, Fred Krueger argues — Bitcoin seen adapting to quantum tech

Fred Krueger addressed questions on the impact of quantum technology on Bitcoin. He asserted that current quantum computing is limited, describing present efforts as solving only toy models. Krueger dismissed comments by another industry observer, stating confidence that Bitcoin will adapt as quantum computing technology develops more fully. He drew a parallel to concerns around Y2K, implying that similar fears may be overstated.

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Krueger has previously outlined Bitcoin's historical market cycles, describing a new opportunity phase starting in 2020. He has also observed that skeptical comments about Bitcoin often come before the release of detailed essays predicting higher prices for BTC. The latest remarks continue his pattern of addressing both technical advancements and sentiment shifts around Bitcoin.

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