Is quantum computing going to wipe out cryptocurrencies? Don’t panic just yet.

Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, recently spoke out—the so-called "quantum crisis" is just an overblown pseudo-issue. The current cryptographic systems in use (like SHA-256) are nowhere near being cracked in the short term. The window for technological iteration is long enough for the industry to upgrade its defenses.

How should we understand this? Simply put, quantum computers are indeed powerful, but they’re still far from posing a real threat to blockchain security. All those sensational "cracking theories" are more like science fiction at the theoretical level, not something we need to worry about right now.

For regular traders, there’s no need to panic and sell because of such long-term risks. Focus on project ecosystem development, real-world application adoption, and market sentiment—these are the real factors that affect coin prices. Whether it’s ADA or other mainstream coins, price movements are still driven by technical progress and user growth, not hypothetical attacks decades away.

Remember this: don’t let distant technological FUD cloud your judgment. The current ecosystem competition and market demand are the real key variables determining asset value.