VanEck questions Bitcoin’s long-term tech strength.
By Maxime Laurent · 2025-11-24 11:31
VanEck questions Bitcoin’s long-term tech strength.
Concerns rise over quantum risks, transparency, and privacy.
Got this piece while sipping my afternoon café with the breeze coming in from the Med, and ohlàlà, Ян ван Эк didn’t mince his words. The CEO of VanEck — one of the biggest names in the ETF world — is openly doubting $BTC’s long-term technological resilience.
He pointed to three big risks:
• vulnerability to future quantum computing,
• the absolute transparency of every transaction,
• and whether Bitcoin’s cryptography will be strong enough decades from now.
More striking: he said VanEck is willing to walk away from $BTC entirely if the tech shows signs of failing. And apparently some early investors are already drifting toward privacy coins like Zcash, because — let’s be honest — on Bitcoin, every move you make is visible to the whole world.
Van Eck also linked the current market mood to three forces: growing anxiety about the quantum era, falling on-chain activity post-halving, and rising demand for privacy tools.
From my sunny corner in the south, I feel the tension. Bitcoin isn’t “broken,” but the conversation is shifting. The next decade won’t just be about price — it’ll be about whether $BTC can adapt to the future or get outpaced by tech evolution. 🌊🤔
#BTC #VanEck #Privacy #Quantum #CryptoFriture
Concerns rise over quantum risks, transparency, and privacy.
Got this piece while sipping my afternoon café with the breeze coming in from the Med, and ohlàlà, Ян ван Эк didn’t mince his words. The CEO of VanEck — one of the biggest names in the ETF world — is openly doubting $BTC’s long-term technological resilience.
He pointed to three big risks:
• vulnerability to future quantum computing,
• the absolute transparency of every transaction,
• and whether Bitcoin’s cryptography will be strong enough decades from now.
More striking: he said VanEck is willing to walk away from $BTC entirely if the tech shows signs of failing. And apparently some early investors are already drifting toward privacy coins like Zcash, because — let’s be honest — on Bitcoin, every move you make is visible to the whole world.
Van Eck also linked the current market mood to three forces: growing anxiety about the quantum era, falling on-chain activity post-halving, and rising demand for privacy tools.
From my sunny corner in the south, I feel the tension. Bitcoin isn’t “broken,” but the conversation is shifting. The next decade won’t just be about price — it’ll be about whether $BTC can adapt to the future or get outpaced by tech evolution. 🌊🤔
#BTC #VanEck #Privacy #Quantum #CryptoFriture
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