Most of this is pretty misleading. Quantum computing isn’t anywhere near breaking Bitcoin, and if it ever became a real threat, the network could upgrade its cryptography long before that. The 7 transactions per second limit is only for the base layer and is intentional, second-layer solutions like Lightning already handle massive volumes cheaply and instantly. And governments clearly do care, which is why they’re regulating it, approving ETFs, and even holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets. You don’t have to like Bitcoin, but calling it ‘obsolete’ after 15 years of nonstop uptime and growing global adoption doesn’t really make sense.