financial freedom — a decentralized asset beyond government control. But not everyone sees it as untouchable. Recently, Justin Bons (founder of Cyber Capital) shared a perspective that shook many: Bitcoin might face a serious collapse between 2031–2036.
⚡ The Core Concern: Security Budget
With every halving, block rewards shrink. By 2036, miners may only earn around 0.39 BTC per block — far less compared to the potential trillions in $BTC
’s market cap. That gap could weaken incentives for miners and open doors for 51% attacks, where malicious players gain control of the network.
🔥 Governance & Stubbornness
Bons also pointed out Bitcoin’s governance issues. The refusal to consider solutions like block size increases or mild inflation has already caused rifts in the past (2015–2017). If Bitcoin Core continues resisting change, history could repeat itself — this time with bigger consequences.
🧑💻 Quantum Computing Threat
Another ticking time bomb? Quantum computing. While still evolving, experts warn it could break Bitcoin’s cryptography sooner than expected. Some estimate 2030–2035, while others say within 5 years. If that happens, older wallets holding 20–30% of BTC could be exposed.
🕰 The Bigger Picture
Bitcoin is still the king of crypto today, but ignoring these risks could turn “digital gold” into a fragile asset. Whether the community adapts or resists change will decide if BTC remains dominant — or if history remembers it as a stepping stone.
👉 What do you think? Will Bitcoin survive another decade, or could this be the beginning of its toughest test yet?
