#量子计算威胁 Seeing recent discussions about quantum computing, I was reminded of a common investment misconception.

The fact is: Bitcoin Core developer Jameson Lopp explicitly stated that quantum computers will not threaten Bitcoin in the short term, and related protective measures will take 5 to 10 years to implement. However, I also noticed some community members amplifying this risk. Interestingly, some of these voices may have vested interests—such as startups promoting anti-quantum tools.

This brings to mind an important principle in position management: do not hastily change your long-term plans just because you hear a seemingly urgent risk warning. Quantum computing is indeed a topic worth paying attention to, but we need to distinguish between "being prepared" and "acting immediately."

As with any uncertainty, my advice is: stay rationally attentive, but do not let manufactured anxiety dictate your decisions. If your asset allocation is already sufficiently diversified and risks are reasonably managed, it’s more prudent to observe calmly, wait for a global consensus to form, and avoid overreacting.

True security often comes from not overreacting, but from sticking to long-term, well-thought-out strategies.