And Google says Bitcoin can be cracked in nine minutes. That's the headline everywhere right now.

And I know it sounds terrifying, but here's what they're not telling you. There's only two to

three million Bitcoin left to buy for the entire world. So while everyone's focus on a hypothetical

future threat, they're completely ignoring the real-time supply shock happening right now.

That, my friend, is the real story. So today, it's fear versus reality. Let me show you what I'm

talking about. You've seen these headlines all over breaking news. Google research shows a future

quantum computer could crack the Bitcoin private

key in nine minutes, one minute short of the Bitcoin average block time. The research warns

Mempool attacks could become a real threat, urging immediate migration to post-quantum cryptography

and these headlines all across the board. Here they say they have a 41% success rate, which implies that the Bitcoin

network's already being hacked, which is nothing more than FUD. So I'm going to call Coin Bureau

out for spreading FUD. You can see in the community notes, there was no confirmed breakthrough or

imminent threat. The recent Google quantum headlines are about future risk planning, not current

capability. There is no

machine today that can break any encryption, let alone Bitcoin. But meanwhile, the FUD continues.

Polymarket spreading the same fud. Many others are saying the same thing. So, you know,

Nick Carter's been pushing this narrative as well. And the ironic part is the co-author

on the Google Quantum Paper calls himself a Bitcoin security researcher. But the truth, he actually

works for the Ethereum Foundation. You can't make this shit up. I'll give you Adam Bax to Satoshis,

as well as Samson Mous, will, you know, break through the fud as

we always do. But first, the more important story, a $2 million Bitcoin is no longer a prediction.

It's what happens when fear collides with scarcity. While trillions of dollars prepare to enter

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