⚠️World's largest asset manager BlackRock just added quantum computing as a risk in its Bitcoin ETF filing. If quantum tech advances, hackers could access wallets with billions in BTC, including institutional funds.💰 🔴It’s not every day a Bitcoin ETF mentions quantum

If you haven't listened to it yet, I highly recommend this podcast episode on the state of quantum computing. I agree with most of the takes there, but I would add: - China may be further along in their quantum efforts than people think  - The definition of "cryptographically

Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ Coin Bureau 1. The manufacturers are saying they will have quantum computers over 1 million qubits by 2027. The algorithms are improving faster than the hardware, anyone who says that 2035 is when the hardware might catch up has not read the new algorithms. Every 1-2 years they improve by

The God of Bitcoin (TGOB) Destroy your bitcoin today by sending it to a new thing that no miners support! BTC Core should do this, so that miners actually support the new address type.

John Morgan Lawyers amazingly got the risks right. Now BTC has a legally recognized risk from quantum and the people who live about math need to course correct. There was so much misinformation in the community ("takes longer to break than the sun will exist" or "only risk is space aliens")

Who will wield the most influence in choosing the main PQC Bitcoin fork?

I'm told Quantum Computing is a thing I should care about. So, I'm buying this $QBTS. And I'm positioning in January 2027 options. This is either a zero or I'm a hero.

If quantum computing surprise breaks Bitcoin and Web3, Grok has an impact estimate (take with a grain of salt, but ouch) Quantum safety now is the answer. $CELL $QRL $MCM and coming soon, $QEVM "With Bitcoin’s adoption by retirement funds, governments, crypto ETFs, and S&P 500

"Quantum computing within 10 years", my ass 🤣 Next year. $CELL $QEVM $QRL 💎 x.com/QuantumDaily/s…

🚨CoinTelegraph DROPS A NUKE: Google’s research SLAPS—quantum computers can CRUSH Bitcoin’s RSA with JUST 1M qubits, not 20M! Laughing at those flimsy, overcomplicated Bitcoin forks begging for mercy. Hop on Cellframe Network post-quantum BEASTMODE and surf the future! $CELL

Ethereum is a public repository of about 100M ECC public key. Every single one of them must be sunset and replaced by a PQC key. The process has not started yet. Vitalik would do well learning how quantum computers scale, relying on Wikipedia won't end well for Ethereum.

defi is fucked lol drift just got drained for $200M+ and here's how: - attacker minted 750M fake tokens - made a raydium pool with $500 liquidity, priced at ~$1/token - compromised admin key listed the fake token on drift - disabled all withdrawal guards in one tx - deposited

i can't stop thinking about the drift protocol hack. not because of the $280m. we've seen big numbers before. i can't stop thinking about how it happened. and what it says about everything we're building. on april 1st, while people were posting jokes, an attacker drained $280

Drift Protocol just released their thread on the $280 million hack It's worse than anyone thought too There was no code exploit. It wasn’t a flash loan. It wasn’t even a traditional key theft. Solana has a feature called "durable nonces" that lets you sign a transaction today

LLM Knowledge Bases Something I'm finding very useful recently: using LLMs to build personal knowledge bases for various topics of research interest. In this way, a large fraction of my recent token throughput is going less into manipulating code, and more into manipulating

and here is the full architecture of the LLM Knowledge Base system covering every stage from ingest to future explorations.

The most insane long game hack of all time! North Korea built an entire trading firm Conference passes In-person meetings Multiple countries Half a year of Telegram messages and working sessions Even $1M of their own capital deposited to look legitimate Then when all the

drift lost $285m and $1b in TVL because 2 multisig signers opened compromised VSCode instances at a conference. zero-click. no phishing link. no smart contract bug. the attacker just needed to be in the same room. 24 solana protocols hit with contagion. jupiter pulled $100m in