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Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million, Says Kevin O’Leary—But There’s a Quantum Catch

Kevin O'Leary believes Bitcoin could hit $1 million if crypto beats its quantum computing problem, and explained why he's ditching Ethereum.
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The cryptocurrency market could see a new turning point if the big institutions strengthen their confidence in digital assets. Kevin O的Leary estimates that the bitcoin could one day reach $1 million, but he associates this trajectory with a specific condition: to remove doubts about quantum computing. During an interview at the podcast The Rollup, the investor also elaborated his vision of tokenization, blockchains and infrastructure necessary f…

Kevin O’Leary believes that Bitcoin will eventually reach $1 million, but conditions that scenario for industry to remove doubts about a future quantum computer capable of compromising the cryptography that protects the network. The investor argues that this uncertainty still limits the exposure of large institutions, while at the same time betting on tokenization, energy infrastructure for AI and a future where different industries adopt differ…

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Cryptocurrency News | Cryptocurrency Prices | Market Cap broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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