n traditional asset classes, information quality is imperfect but it is at least partially filtered. Analyst reports carry institutional accountability. Audited financials are a legal requirement. Regulatory disclosures create a minimum floor of verifiability, however flawed. None of this guarantees good decisions, but it does mean that the information environment has some structural resistance to the most obvious distortions.

Nearly $750 billion in Bitcoin faces quantum vulnerability. Understanding the timeline matters more than the threat itself.

A single point of failure feels fine until it fails. One person who knows everything. One device that holds everything. One backup that exists somewhere. This isn't a system. It's a bet that nothing will go wrong at the precise moment it matters most.