I have zero logical room for doubt that if the cryptography in Bitcoin can be broken by human efforts, it will be. I'd bet the network could survive by freezing and reverting to a previous block and continuing under an updated version of the protocol with different cryptographic standards.

In the mean time, Bitcoin supply is verifiable. A layman can access overwhelming proof that Bitcoin's available on-chain supply is what it's supposed to be, instead of relying on blind hope that the experts know what they're doing.

I don't know why you're refusing to recognize this.

If Monero's supply is perfectly verifiable to the experts out there, I am still waiting for an understandable explanation of how, and so are many other Monero users.