They say Quantum Computing will crack Bitcoin in a few years. 

A lot of experts seem pretty sure that this will happen, and that it’s only a matter of when, and no longer if. 

As we know, Bitcoin Maxis are the largest percentile of “nerds” when it comes to the privacy against financial surveillance and store of value discourse. So it makes sense that this is a concern for a lot of people. 

Hence there’s a reason why it’s suspected and mostly confirmed that a huge majority of ZEC’s users are bitcoin holders. 

So here’s two projected use cases from a couple of serious conversations about ZEC’s use case. 

Shielding 

While we can’t help the development of quantum computers, we can posit that wallets with huge transactions on the public ledger might be susceptible to those attacks, right? 

It’s never a good thing to get drained or attacked, and that’s from personal experience, no matter how little or large the amount might be. 

So this is where shielding comes in. By shielding your transactions and your balance, obfuscation suddenly makes sense even without needing to explain. 

You can hide your balance, hide how much you transact usually and where or what you send to and interact with. 

That essentially stumps the human users from figuring out what to go after immediately, though when those computers finally get cracking, it’s only logical that some loopholes are found. 

But that’s hypothetical, and doesn’t invalidate shielding the least bit. At all. 

Store of Value

Now that we know why people will try to opt into ZEC, it’s got some value. And as with any token with solid fundamentals, that makes it a good asset to hold, just like Bitcoin or Solana. 

You can try to get in on the price action at it’s downtrends and milk the uptrends with the help of DCA. 

With this in mind, traders will take advantage of certain confluences within the crypto and the larger world occurrences at large like the news of the UK’s proposed £20,000 stable coin limit or that of being taxed even if you move away from France for that matter, being released. 

Dear Cypher, a good trader knows when to read between the lines and do their best. Is this alpha? Or just informative? 

What you do with it is what matters. SolCypher.