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Bitcoin faces quantum, inaccessible coin, and security challenges, while Ethereum’s PoS and governance address these issues efficiently. Bitcoin faces three major challenges as it prepares for future network upgrades, while Ethereum appears to address similar issues. Experts note these differences could shape the position of both networks in the coming years. Investors and developers are watching closely as upgrades and network policies influence adoption. Quantum Upgrade and Inaccessible Coins Bitcoin does not have a central team to coordinate a quantum-resistant upgrade, which creates technical challenges. Its community is known for conservative decision-making, making major changes difficult. Without coordination, moving all addresses to quantum-resistant formats could take years. Around 1.7 million BTC are presumed inaccessible, leaving them exposed during a quantum upgrade. Moving coins to new addresses requires user participation, but lost coins may remain vulnerable.  Bitcoin is facing three major problems which Ethereum has already solved. Quantum upgrade: Bitcoin has no central entity to coordinate the quantum upgrade. Moreover, Bitcoin’s culture is extremely conservative, which means big changes are socially very difficult. Inaccessible… — John Galt (@lurkaroundfind) March 28, 2026 This situation could force difficult choices, either freezing coins or risking unauthorized access. Experts compare this to earlier disputes over Bitcoin upgrades, such as the block size debate. Ethereum, in contrast, has fewer inaccessible coins, reducing risk during network upgrades. Its development structure allows the Ethereum Foundation to manage changes efficiently.  A developer stated, “Ethereum’s governance allows smoother technical upgrades without the social conflicts seen in Bitcoin.” This helps maintain network security and reduces potential vulnerabilities. Ethereum’s organized upgrade process also helps prevent disagreements within the community. Clear timelines and communication make transitions easier. Bitcoin, however, may face slower adoption due to social and technical obstacles. These differences show how governance models can affect network resilience. Economic Security and Network Incentives…

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