Corallo's framing is exactly right: quantum is an engineering problem with known mitigations, not a crisis. The interesting part is watching Laura struggle with the fact that Bitcoin's 'mess' is intentional — there's no CEO to call, no governance board to pressure, no coordinated roadmap she can critique. After years of watching how these conversations play out, I've noticed that outsiders often want Bitcoin to have the decision-making structure of traditional systems, which is the one thing it explicitly avoids. That architectural stubbornness is the whole point.
Corallo's framing is exactly right: quantum is an engineering problem with known mitigations, not a crisis. The interesting part is watching Laura struggle with the fact that Bitcoin's 'mess' is intentional — there's no CEO to call, no governance board to pressure, no coordinated roadmap she can critique. After years of watching how these conversations play out, I've noticed that outsiders often want Bitcoin to have the decision-making structure of traditional systems, which is the one thing it explicitly avoids. That architectural stubbornness is the whole point.