Almost the entire $2.9 trillion cryptocurrency market relies on classical signatures that could be compromised by sufficiently powerful quantum computers.

Digital assets that run on blockchains rather than banks, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to thousands of smaller tokens.

Price action and market structure across digital assets, including rallies and crashes, leverage and liquidations, and whether the four-year cycle still holds.

Whether quantum computers could break the cryptography securing Bitcoin and other blockchains, and how networks plan to migrate before that day.