#QuantumComputingStocksSurge

📈📊💸Quantum leap in the market: hype or the start of a new era?

This morning, we’re seeing an impressive rise in the stocks of companies related to quantum computing: D-Wave +16%, IonQ +13%, Rigetti +12%. The market is clearly reacting to something significant. Perhaps a new breakthrough study is coming, or a major government contract.

What’s behind this trend?

1. Reaction to news. Quantum computing is an area where a single publication or announcement—such as about a new qubit or algorithm—can instantly boost the entire industry’s stocks. Investors are looking for the "next Nvidia" among high-tech sectors.
2. Long-term hype. Everyone understands the potential of the technology: from breaking encryption to creating new materials and medicines. The growth may be speculative, based on this long-term vision rather than current profits—many of these companies don’t have profits yet.
3. Volatility as the norm. For such stocks, sharp rises and falls are standard. Today +15%, and next week -20%. It’s a game for those with strong nerves.

And what about quantum tokens?

Regarding the second question about "quantum computing tokens"—this area is even more interesting and risky. I consider it to be even more speculative. It involves projects trying to use blockchain for something related to quantum computing—such as creating quantum-resistant networks or decentralized computing platforms.

My opinion:

· Stocks like (IONQ, RIGG, etc.: These are more "tangible" assets with real labs, engineers, and often government contracts. Their rise today signals growing interest from big capital in the field. It’s worth paying attention.
· Tokens: For now, these are largely speculative assets whose value far exceeds practical implementation and adoption. There is potential, but the risks are enormous. It’s a bet on a very distant and uncertain future, requiring investors to have deep expertise to distinguish promising ideas from noise.

Summary: Today’s rally is a clear signal that the quantum topic is moving out of purely scientific circles into the radar of mainstream investors. But approach it with a cool head: study the technologies, teams, and financial reports of companies, rather than just jumping on the hype.

What do you think? Is this the beginning of a big journey or just a short-term bubble? Are you following quantum assets?