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Muneeb Ali says quantum fears are already holding back Bitcoin investment

The Stacks founder says Bitcoin needs a credible quantum-resistance roadmap by 2028, as Ripple wins a US trust bank charter and USDC overtakes USDt in euro trading.

Why it matters: The article reports that doubts over Bitcoin's long-term security could complicate the investment case for institutions using it as a hedge against currency debasement.

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Original reporting: Sam Bourgi, Cointelegraph

Key points

  • Muneeb Ali says Bitcoin should show meaningful progress toward quantum resistance by 2028, with 2030 as the target for completing the shift.
  • Kaiko data shows USDC now handles 56% of euro stablecoin trading, up from 10% in January 2024.

Quantum computing fears are already limiting Bitcoin's growth, according to Stacks founder Muneeb Ali, who told Cointelegraph's Chain Reaction podcast that the network needs a credible plan for quantum-resistant security.

Ali argued that uncertainty alone can deter institutional investors, even while US spot Bitcoin ETFs hold more than $104bn in net assets, according to BitBo data. He said implementing changes could take years, after which holders would need time to move their coins to quantum-resistant addresses.

The bank will manage reserves for the RLUSD stablecoin, act as collateral trustee and provide custody, while RLUSD stays with Standard Custody & Trust Company under New York supervision. Circle won similar final approval in July, while Coinbase, Crypto.com and Bridge remain conditional.

VanEck also launched an actively managed ETF targeting a 2% Bitcoin allocation through a spot exchange-traded product.

What to watch: Bitcoin developers face Ali's 2028 marker for meaningful progress toward quantum resistance, with 2030 set as the target for completing the transition.

Read the full story on Cointelegraph

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