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Bitcoin Today Recast 6/5/25

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Bitcoin Today Recast: Quantum Computing Threats & Bitcoin Lending InsightsJoin Bitcoin Today Recast, the premier audio and video podcast available on podcast apps and YouTube, delivering cutting-edge discussions from the Bitcoin world. Originally broadcast as Bitcoin Today on X Spaces, this episode, hosted by Loren on June 5, 2025, brings together leading voices to tackle pressing issues in Bitcoin and beyond.In the first half, we dive into the contentious topic of quantum computing and its potential risks to Bitcoin’s security. The conversation explores strategies to stay vigilant, including potential “canaries in the coal mine” to detect quantum advancements, as predicting their arrival remains challenging. While some dismiss it as FUD, most in our space agree it’s a critical issue requiring proactive discussion and solutions to counter even the slightest chance of a hostile quantum attack. The second half shifts to Bitcoin lending and borrowing, with a consensus favoring accumulating Bitcoin in cold storage as the optimal strategy.Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode of Bitcoin Today Recast! Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform or watch on YouTube for deep insights into Bitcoin’s future.

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