🚨 The quantum threat is real. By 2030, federal systems must adopt post-quantum cryptography. A new EO orders DHS and NSA to accelerate the transition. 🕒The clock is ticking on legacy encryption.🔒 whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

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1/ Quip Network 🃏 has deployed Quip smart accounts on Arbitrum, which means you can now wrap your wallet in a quantum-proof forcefield. This is because these accounts shield your funds from quantum hackers, even if they snipe your public key. #Arbitrum Details below🧵

Quantum computers aren’t sci-fi anymore, they’re real and advancing fast. That means wallets relying on today’s cryptography are potentially vulnerable. Quip Network 🃏 smart accounts are live on Arbitrum, offering a powerful new defense layer. 🧠 What Makes Quip Special?

Privacy Podcast - Rick Carback Richard Carback xx Network + Quip Quip Network 🃏 Join us as we discuss quantum encryption, quantum computing use cases, attack vectors within decentralized protocols, privacy, and much much more! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Quantum Hackers Are Closer Than You Think If you're using a hardware wallet or multisig, your seed phrase might not be as safe as you think. A powerful quantum computer could one day crack it just from your public key. That’s where Quip Network 🃏 smart accounts come in. And

Thrilled to welcome Matthew Pines, Executive Director of the Bitcoin Policy Institute (Matthew Pines) & Clara Shikhelman, Head of Research at Chaincode Labs (ClaraS) as speakers for our upcoming Quantum Bitcoin technical summit. Learn More: pbquantum.com

So we have here Quip Network. Quip Network 🃏 is building a post-quantum security layer for blockchains. It's like a firewall that protects your crypto from future quantum hacks. But what exactly are quantum computers & how does Quip work to secure your wallet & blockchains? A 🧵

It is worth considering, even if you're pretty sure these coins really do belong to Roger Ver, that there is no way to know if the wallets were compromised without significant S-tier forensics or a signed attestation from the owner This is what a quantum attack looks like