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Aaron Bennett01 Apr 2026, 13:55 UTC
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The market experienced a strong bullish day for stocks, with the S&P 500 up nearly 3%. This follows news of Iran's president signaling readiness to end the war with the US, which also pushed US stocks higher. Bitcoin, however, is not showing a significant reaction to these geopolitical events. There's ongoing discussion about the potential threat of quantum computing to cryptocurrency, with Google research suggesting it could break Bitcoin sooner than expected. Experts advise caution for older Bitcoin addresses that haven't been moved in years, suggesting they may be vulnerable. However, the broader sentiment is that these are not immediate existential threats to Bitcoin, and adjustments are expected to be made over time.
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