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Q: Do quantum computers break *everything* in elliptic curve systems? No! While a quantum attacker could steal both Bitcoin and Zcash (EC signatures), Zcash remains post-quantum private but Monero can be retroactively decrypted. Architecture matters.
A protocol can either be: 1⃣ autonomous, credibly neutral and censorship resistant; or 2⃣ capable of dynamic risk scoring to combat illicit finance. It cannot be both because Option 2 requires delegating gatekeeping powers to an oracle. Option 1 is DeFi. Option 2 is not.
I've seen a lot more hype about quantum computers on X recently, so I thought I'd do a long post about them. Executive summary: I don't believe quantum computing is coming any time soon. I think this because no progress has been made in many years on the most straightforward…
I never shilled anything as hard as I'm shilling ZEC. Because there is literally no downside for me. We are already living in a financial dystopia, it's just that most of you still think that if your BTC goes up enough you will be able to buy yourself out of the system. You…
We’ve devised a new cryptographic algorithm to make it faster and cheaper to protect users from the threat of quantum computers.
Shitcoining is the new Bitcoin maximalism My advice to all Bitcoin maxi brothers: 1/ find an altcoin that’s building something interesting that Bitcoin can’t do (privacy, contracts, big scaling) 2/ buy a small bag 3/ get involved with the community 4/ learn how the tech…
✈️✳️ Japanese airlines make history with the first public CORSIA carbon credit retirements. Details here 👉 shorturl.at/paDYz
We’ve seen oil, steel, and bandwidth become commodities. GPUs are next.
Absolutely on point.
The son of the author of The Sovereign Individual is telling the Bitcoin story without ever saying Bitcoin. Jacob Rees-Mogg just went on camera and basically read from the Bitcoin thesis. Former Cabinet member. Old money. Traditional as they come. And he's sitting there…
• Shares are not held in a registered trust • Tokens are not registered w/ the SEC • Dividends + voting rights not are honored …this is just a trust me bro IOU.
Recommend a new industry standard: we stop referring to private networks (like Goldman's) as blockchains. These offer literally none of the benefits of an actual chain: no liveness or safety guarantees, no censorship resistance, no transparency. Whatever cryptography they use…
⚡️ NEW: Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon launch tokenized money market funds on blockchain, targeting the $7.1T industry with backing from BlackRock and Fidelity.
I think a lot of crypto people thought CLARITY would be like GENIUS, which passed both chambers of Congress in rapid succession unchanged and was signed into law. Not happening with CLARITY. The Senate has its own ideas about market structure and so far they are very different.
being early and being wrong feel exactly the same - until they don’t.
So the recent flurry of announcements of tokenized stocks might be illegal? Shocking. Who would have said it. Can we now kill those derivatives and wrappers and return to doing the right thing, focusing on native tokenization? "a token that does not provide the holder with…
Some thoughts on tokenization of securities: sec.gov/newsroom/speec…
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