Last year, a client of Galaxy Digital sold $9 billion worth of Bitcoin. CEO Mike Novogratz stated that the sale was driven by the client's need to liquidate, which intensified market pressure. This sale was part of an estate planning move by an investor from the Satoshi Nakamoto era, reigniting debates among early Bitcoin holders, with quantum computing considered one of the potential motivations. Novogratz said that the quantum threat is just an "excuse," acknowledging industry concerns but expressing confidence that cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, can adapt to change. While current quantum computers are not capable of cracking Bitcoin's encryption, this discussion has prompted some investors to take concrete actions, including adjusting their portfolios.