Investor Kevin O'Leary predicts Bitcoin could reach $1 million but highlights a major challenge: the threat of quantum computing potentially breaking Bitcoin's cryptographic security. He believes institutional adoption depends on resolving this risk. O'Leary also shifted his view on Ethereum, doubting its future dominance due to speed and security concerns, and foresees a fragmented blockchain future where different industries adopt different networks based on needs. The blockchain that first enables major stock exchange tokenization could see its token value surge significantly.
Investor Kevin O'Leary's Bitcoin outlook comes as 38 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose today. For readers following the crypto market, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Sep 20, 2026 00:01 WIB: MANA (Decentraland) gained 6.71% to Rp1.463 with a typical hold time of 155 days and a 41% sell to 59% buy order activity; ADA (Cardano) rose 5.15% to Rp4.066 with 76% sell / 24% buy; ALGO (Algorand) increased 4.99% to Rp1.789 with 17% sell / 83% buy activity.
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