6/ Fusaka for enterprisesIt will now be easier to integrate blockchain infrastructure into existing corporate security standardsNative support for the secp256r1 curve aligns Ethereum cryptography with existing standardsPlus blob base-fee tuning makes fees more predictable ...

crypto then: let's use cryptography to build private internet money for freedomcrypto now: let's use cryptography to build online surveillance rails for a bunch of centrally issued freezable IOUs living on central sequencers!woops ...

RT Brother Odin 🥷🏽 (@odin_free)the quantum rekt guy.understanding the risk requires understanding how your wallet works today.right now your money is protected by elliptic curve cryptography.it acts as a heavy steel safe. https://t.co/JGDWkNCZNi ...

Quantum Computing Threat - Quantum computing is rapidly advancing, posing a potential threat to the crypto world [1] - The crypto industry needs a plan to address the risks associated with quantum computing [1] Starknet's Solution - Starknet is designed with quantum resistance in mind from its inception [1] - Starknet incorporates quantum-resistant proofs, upgraded hashing algorithms, and fully upgradable wallets [1]

RT Sean Bowe (@ebfull)If you want to understand the ZECBTC chart, it's pretty simple.Bitcoin is caught flat-footed on two related issues: privacy and post-quantum security. The store of value proposition is very sensitive to both, but Bitcoin has no plan for either. Essentially, they will need (recursive) SNARKs, based on post-quantum hash or lattice-based assumptions, merely in order to deal with the *scaling challenges* of the much larger post-quantum signatures. That's just the bare minimum. The kinds of ...

RT Sean Bowe (@ebfull)If you want to understand the ZECBTC chart, it's pretty simple.Bitcoin is caught flat-footed on two related issues: privacy and post-quantum security. The store of value proposition is very sensitive to both, but Bitcoin has no plan for either. Essentially, they will need (recursive) SNARKs, based on post-quantum hash or lattice-based assumptions, merely in order to deal with the *scaling challenges* of the much larger post-quantum signatures. That's just the bare minimum. The kinds of ...

Cryptocurrency & Quantum Computing - Vitalik Buterin warned that quantum computing could break elliptic curve cryptography before the 2028 U S presidential election [1] - Ethereum ($ETH) is urged to transition to quantum-resistant cryptography within the next four years [1] Privacy & Security - Zcash is mentioned in the context of privacy and quantum resistance [1]

Technology & Cryptography - Zcash boasts untraceable and private transactions [1] - The cryptocurrency features a fixed supply and proof-of-work distribution over 8 years [1] - Zcash offers strong cryptographic guarantees and quantum resistance [1] - Zcash is a zk (Zero-Knowledge) pioneer with world-class UX (User Experience) to/from any chain [1] Market Valuation & Positioning - Zcash's valuation is 15x lower than XRP [1] Community & Origins - Zcash was wanted by Satoshi and Finney [1]

🔥 ADAM BACK: “Probably not for 20 to 40 years. Bitcoin can be quantum ready long before cryptographically relevant quantum computers arrive.”The Bitcoin pioneer on BTC quantum risks. https://t.co/wblzSbRTEk ...

the features that you know become available technologically get added to Bitcoin either directly in the base layer or in layer 2s. >> Now I remember you were talking about early days people were worried about the blockchain being too transparent and now you know blockstream has this liquid that tries to protect privacy. Now tell me if the original Bitcoin design is for everyone to see the transaction is that against the law of Bitcoin.While they were centralized, the academic cryptographers had tried to arr ...