Jamie Coutts of RealVision said quantum risk does not correlate with short term price movements. Still, he said institutional focus on such risks could influence future market behavior.
Coutts supported Wood’s decision, adding that it shows quantum risk has entered institutional frameworks. Broader market views remain divided; Bitcoin author Vijay Boyapati said he remains skeptical that quantum computing explains Bitcoin’s price action.
He noted that some investment notes may amplify the narrative. By contrast, Castle Island Ventures partner Nic Carter said Bitcoin’s underperformance stems from quantum risk. He described it as the dominant theme shaping the market this year.
As prices fluctuate, some analysts warned that rising confidence may reduce urgency around precautionary upgrades. Does Bitcoin’s slow response to emerging risks create vulnerability when markets feel most secure?
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