According to @caprioleio, a Bitcoin quantum-safe model that relies on meticulous user operations is impractical and would crush adoption by pushing transaction activity toward zero, increasing execution risk for holders and traders. Source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 11, 2025. He argues the approach still leaves vectors for quantum hacks, implying unresolved protocol-level vulnerabilities that could damage BTC market confidence and liquidity. Source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 11, 2025. He claims roughly 30% of lost or P2PK-era coins could be stolen and dumped, creating a large supply overhang that undermines Bitcoin’s hard money thesis and poses acute sell-pressure risk. Source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 11, 2025. He concludes BTC’s only viable path is a network consensus upgrade to be agreed in 2026, setting a critical timeline for traders to track governance signals and roadmap clarity. Source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 11, 2025.