A quantum computer just hit 99.9995% accuracy. Bitcoiners should care about one thing in that headline, and it isn't the number. It's the word "one." One logical qubit, built from up to 37 physical qubits. Breaking Bitcoin's signatures takes roughly 2,000 logical qubits running billions of operations together without failing. That's a systems problem, not a fidelity problem. The error rate dropped sharply as they scaled the code. That's real progress, and it's the part worth watching. But it isn't a jump toward a Bitcoin-breaking machine. The number I watch is how many logical qubits can run one long computation together. Today, that number is small. I track it at quantumrekt.com