BlockBeats news, on November 22, Jan Van Eck, CEO of investment management company VanEck, stated in an interview with CNBC, “If we believe that the fundamental logic of Bitcoin has collapsed, we will exit Bitcoin investments. The Bitcoin community is focusing on two core issues: encryption security and privacy, especially in the face of potential threats from Quantum Computing. Meanwhile, some old Bitcoin players are paying attention to tokens like Zcash (ZEC) that offer higher privacy protection. Four years ago, Bitcoin was often associated with illegal activities, but now transactions can be tracked on-chain, and the market's demand for privacy is rising.”
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