Analysis points to which cryptocurrency could explode with quantum computing.

Quantum computing has been identified as one of the biggest threats to Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency ecosystem as a whole. However, where there is risk, there is also opportunity — and that is exactly what analyst Michel is betting on.

In a recent Twitter post, Michel drew attention to the BTQ ($BTQ), a company focused on developing security solutions geared towards the quantum computing landscape. According to the analyst, investing in projects that offer protection against this emerging threat actually represents a smart strategy within the crypto market.

One of the factors that most caught Michel's attention is BTQ's expansion. The company is recruiting top-level professionals in quantum engineering for the opening of a new center in New York, reinforcing its technical team with leading talent in the sector.

"They continue to assemble a fantastic team, and that's why the asset has already risen significantly from its low," the analyst pointed out.

The world of Quantum Computing.

One of the so-called biggest threats to $ BTC.

That's why betting on companies that provide solutions for this is actually a great strategy.

I've tweeted about $BTQ before, and now they are recruiting top quantum-engineering talent as they open a…

- Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL)

Positive technical signal

From a technical analysis standpoint, Michel observed that the token $BTQ is breaking through the 21-day moving average.This is an indicator frequently used by traders to identify short-term trend changes. A breakout of this average is usually interpreted as a sign of buying strength and may indicate the beginning of a more consistent upward movement.

The analyst emphasized that he sees BTQ as a complementary investment to Bitcoin, not a replacement. According to Michel, the ideal strategy involves maintaining exposure to BTC—betting on the overall growth of the cryptocurrency market—while simultaneously positioning oneself in projects like BTQ, which can directly benefit from advances in quantum computing.