To be honest...

Is BTC “going to zero” yet again?

I haven’t even been in the space for a year, and I’ve already heard this argument three times. Every time, it’s as if everyone got together and decided to be bearish.

**First Round: The Quantum Computer Threat**

Back then, everywhere you looked people were saying that once quantum computers arrived, BTC’s encryption would be instantly broken and digital assets would become worthless overnight.

I was puzzled: If quantum computing is so powerful, why not break military codes first? Isn’t the security of financial systems built on top of military-grade technology?

Even if we take a step back, and say they really wanted to go after finance—why not target the $100 trillion+ traditional banking system, or the $80 trillion stock market? Why focus on the $3 trillion blockchain market?

For context, BlackRock alone manages $16 trillion. Wouldn’t it be more lucrative to crack BlackRock than to mess with BTC?

When I brought this up, I got blocked immediately.

**Second Round: Private Key Hacking Panic**

Then came the incident where Chen Zhiwu and Qian Zhimin’s private keys were reportedly hacked, triggering another wave of collective bearishness.

“BTC’s core decentralization has been breached by the US—what value does it have now?”

Bro, you neither understand the technical principles of BTC nor the “physical methods” of certain agencies.

What’s interesting is, whenever BTC is questioned, privacy coins like ZEC tend to rally instead. The market votes with its feet; the privacy sector is still rock solid.

**Third Round: The “Gold on Chain” Shock**

Now there’s a new twist—gold.

Some people are starting to worry: Musk, Jensen Huang, and CZ have all called BTC “digital gold,” but if physical gold gets tokenized onchain, won’t BTC be obsolete?

When I heard this, my brain buzzed...

What’s shocking isn’t the logic, but—hasn’t gold on chain already been achieved?

Tokens like PAXG and XAUT—onchain gold—are priced even higher than ETH. This has been old news for a while.

More importantly...

Is a $30 trillion gold market really that impressive? US Treasurys, at $38 trillion, have been tokenized too, and the blockchain handles it just fine.

By the way, if you took my earlier advice about ONDO, you should be reaping the rewards now.

Gold on chain, Treasurys on chain, stocks on chain... These all have a unified name: **RWA (Real World Assets)**.

RWA is just one small piece of the blockchain puzzle. Relax, the blockchain has enough capacity to carry everything from the real world.

BTC will continue to exist.