Pantera Capital's General Partner, Franklin Bi, has highlighted the potential for Ethereum to become a safe haven for data and assets in the face of quantum computing threats. In a recent article, Bi noted that while the market has overestimated Wall Street's ability to quickly adapt to quantum-resistant technologies, it has underestimated blockchain's unique upgrade capabilities. He emphasized that Ethereum's successful system upgrades, such as The Merge, position it as a strong candidate to withstand quantum computing challenges. Bi argued that the slow and chaotic adaptation of traditional financial systems to quantum-resistant technology could expose them to risks, whereas blockchain networks like Ethereum could leverage their adaptability to enhance security. This adaptability may strengthen the "gravitational effect" of core blockchain networks, making them more attractive as secure data and asset repositories in the quantum era.