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I just noticed an interesting trend — quantum-resistant tokens have suddenly surged by 50% or more. It seems people are seriously concerned after Google's warnings that quantum computers could threaten Bitcoin's security and its cryptography. Is this really a genuine problem? It appears so — if quantum technologies develop sufficiently, current encryption algorithms could become vulnerable. And now investors are starting to look for tokens that are resistant to these risks. Interesting, is this just speculation driven by fear or a real long-term trend? Some crypto projects are already preparing updates to defend against quantum threats. Maybe it’s worth paying closer attention to this area. Of course, as always in crypto — the risk remains high, and such sharp jumps in tokens often end with a correction.