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Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin has hit bottom, and he says that the fear of quantum threats isn't actually that much of a threat. The man's analysis is interesting - when big players like Michael Saylor make such statements, they resonate in the market. The issue of quantum risk has always been discussed in the crypto world, but perhaps it has been exaggerated. Saylor's Bitcoin position is well-known, but this time what he's saying seems reasonable. Of course, only time will tell if it has bottomed out. What do you think, is Saylor right?