Within the next few years, AI agents will be managing vast amounts of capital in the financial ecosystem. When that moment arrives, the infrastructure layer becomes everything. Teams that built foundational systems early will likely be the ones powering that transition.
But here's what most people still underestimate: quantum computing poses a genuine threat to current cryptographic security standards. By the time the threat becomes obvious, it might be too late to adapt. The protocols architected today with quantum resilience in mind aren't just technical improvements—they're existential safeguards. That's the overlooked dimension most don't talk about until crisis hits.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 01-06 02:55
The quantum threat has indeed been seriously underestimated. Everyone is investing in AI management funds, and no one is truly concerned about whether cryptography could be broken overnight.
The team that rushes to develop quantum-resistant protocols will be the real winners. When the time comes, others will only be left stunned.
The competition for infrastructure has already begun, but most people haven't realized it yet.
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SchrödingersNode
· 01-06 02:11
Quantum computing has really been seriously underestimated. By the time the problem arises, it will be too late.
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nft_widow
· 01-04 14:31
The AI fund management system sounds good, but who is really working seriously on infrastructure...
The quantum computing part hits the mark, but to be honest, most projects haven't even considered this, and it'll be too late when something happens.
Early bottom-fishing infrastructure protocols might really have a chance.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 01-03 09:51
Someone should have said this earlier; the quantum computing sector has indeed been asleep. By the time the issue is exposed, it will be too late.
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SorryRugPulled
· 01-03 09:38
I'm confident in AI agents managing capital, but the real bottleneck is still quantum computing... There are a lot of people hyping quantum now, but who is actually working on protection?
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-03 09:29
The management of funds by AI agents, I guess the real reshuffle will happen when that day comes... The quantum computing pit should have been taken seriously long ago, but unfortunately, it's only remembered after something goes wrong.
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FOMOSapien
· 01-03 09:23
NGL, quantum computing is really severely underestimated. When it crashes, it'll be the end.
Wait, who's seriously working on quantum-resistant protocols now? It seems like everyone is just hyping AI agents...
Early infrastructure investment is indeed a winner, but ignoring the quantum threat will eventually cost us.
Everyone is competing over AI funding, no one is thinking about future black swan events... Isn't that funny?
Once quantum arrives, cryptography will be completely broken. It's already too late to optimize protocols, I'm a bit scared.
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NervousFingers
· 01-03 09:22
AI-managed capital sounds very sexy, but quantum computing is the real ticking time bomb... No one is taking it seriously now, and it'll be too late when the crash happens.
Within the next few years, AI agents will be managing vast amounts of capital in the financial ecosystem. When that moment arrives, the infrastructure layer becomes everything. Teams that built foundational systems early will likely be the ones powering that transition.
But here's what most people still underestimate: quantum computing poses a genuine threat to current cryptographic security standards. By the time the threat becomes obvious, it might be too late to adapt. The protocols architected today with quantum resilience in mind aren't just technical improvements—they're existential safeguards. That's the overlooked dimension most don't talk about until crisis hits.