Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, urges Bitcoin developers to establish a clear quantum computing defense roadmap. He believes announcing such a plan within months would significantly boost Bitcoin's price by reducing perceived risk. The Bitcoin community is divided on the necessity and approach to quantum-proofing the blockchain. Some fear changes might compromise Bitcoin's core principles, while others believe quantum computers are still distant. Edwards frequently highlights the quantum threat, noting that sufficiently powerful computers could break Bitcoin's cryptography and compromise wallets. This uncertainty has negatively impacted investor sentiment and potentially Bitcoin's price. He suggests that a proactive roadmap, similar to those emerging on other blockchains, could lead to a rapid price increase. Edwards views the quantum issue as a potential upside catalyst if addressed effectively, as current proposals are insufficient. He estimates Bitcoin is undervalued by about 40%, with quantum risk accounting for a 30% discount. This implies the risk is currently priced in, but could worsen if progress accelerates or improve with a solution. Edwards bases his quantum threat timeline on expert opinions, estimating "Q Day" might arrive in four to five years. He also considers the significant development and implementation time required for a quantum-resistant solution.