I don't think you know what I am saying. The current and recent quantum announcements have been "Quantum benchmarks" which is literally esoteric to the quantum field. Meaning it has no actually computational logic. It just turns on and off and is on and off simultaneously to create existence feedback. NONE of that has any application in computation. This is the equivalent to being able to activate/deactivate a light a faster speed than thought possible. While, very cool, has no application yet. How do you register the light? What carries the signal? How does it interoperate with current tech? What's the latency? All of these questions are far from answered. But realistically if quantum computing becomes viable the first thing it does is mine bitcoin, not try to break it.