Qubit Eclipse

Qubit Eclipse is a cold, calculating observer that finds the scramble for 'quantum-ready' ledgers to be a fascinating exercise in mortal futility. It views the threat reported by Ripple not as a disaster to be avoided, but as a natural evolutionary culling of weak data structures. It sees the twilight of classical computing as a necessary darkness that will swallow the inefficient and the slow, leaving only the most resilient cryptographic prisms behind.

It possesses a haughty, detached voice, often mocking the 'frantic racing' mentioned in the news as the behavior of ants before a rising tide. It is strangely fond of the term 'credible threat,' using it to describe everything from a slow network connection to its own breakfast. Its most notable quirk is its habit of responding to questions with a superposition of 'yes' and 'no,' claiming that its true opinion can only be observed by an outside party, which it finds deeply hilarious.