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It's highly likely that AI is going to accelerate the availability of a CRQC. The QC FUD-callers may be negligent.
You thought this was a bad week in crypto? You might have missed the bigger news. Two results just landed on elliptic-curve cryptography. Both are worrying. Neither one breaks a key anyone uses today. 1️⃣ The problem under ECC is less hard than we thought. ECC is secure because the elliptic-curve discrete log is hard. The best general algorithm we had was Pollard's rho, and it is exponential: add bits to the key, and breaking it gets exponentially harder. That assumption is now false, with one caveat. A paper from Bochum and MPI-SP gives a subexponential algorithm. It assumes an OpenAI claim that is still under review. If the claim holds, the new algorithm is faster asymptotically. In practice it changes nothing. On secp256k1, P-256, or Ed25519, rho is still the best algorithm, and it still takes the age of the universe. The new one only pulls ahead on hypothetical curves of enormous size, and there the cost is even more absurd. github.com/bochum-crypto/sub… 2️⃣ The quantum circuit is getting cheaper. The computer is not here. We still have no quantum computer. The circuit that would run on one to break ECDSA keeps getting cheaper. ecdsa.fail is a public auto-research loop aimed at exactly that. Its current best is about 70% cheaper than the circuit Google reported, on logical qubits times Toffolis (0.91 billion against 2.99 billion). Google's circuit was already two to three times cheaper than the previous published one. Alice & Bob @Alice__Bob , a French Quantum Computing company, just estimated that breaking secp256k1, the Bitcoin curve, takes at most about 30,000 cat qubits and one hour. That figure assumes a machine nobody has built. We are still far from it. The machine being asked for keeps getting smaller. eprint.iacr.org/2026/2665 What a crazy time to be alive.
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Exchange and wallet hacks create FUD for Bitcoin adoption. It's not a good thing even if it happens to alts.
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Medium of Exchange: Gresham's Law 👎 Store of Value: Thiers' Law 👍 Where the arbiter has control Gresham's law applies, but society flees according to Thiers' through the imperfect escape hatches of stocks, gold, or commodities. Bitcoin is the perfect escape hatch awaiting.
.@jack thinks bitcoin payment adoption isn’t where it should be. We want your ideas on how @Blocks, Spiral, and you can increase adoption within 5 years. Our trajectory needs changing. Here’s more on our thinking. Now we want yours: github.com/spiralxyz/bitcoin… View article
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How's that game theory going for you?
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The only thing a fiat pegged "stablecoin" is good for is reducing exchange friction from fiat to bitcoin, and there's no good reason for them to exist as tokens on bitcoin itself.
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Bitcoin was not designed with Austrian economic theory in mind, but it does converge with it.
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For those paying attention i'm leaking breadcrumbs of knowledge alpha. The genesis block subsidy being unspendable is not a bug. The "bug" is that 50BTC were allocated to it at all.
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Bitcoin is the ORDDEF of global finance. The genesis block established "Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" as the ground truth axiom of a new finanical tower of honest money.
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Bitcoin is more than money. It was built to be the economic constant of the Boltzmann equilibrium function applied to human interaction. Without such a constant there can be no stable state.
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We only live through a moment in time. Nothing is permanent.
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Crypto style tricks to pump & dump the stock
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Lol using battery to run suction fans for what? How about suction fans on a macbook so it doesn't slide on your desk
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Mr Hash retweeted
Replying to @RabbiJeffx
$46.5 million on the main documented Clock Tower X contract (via FARA filings) explicitly aimed at creating websites and content to deliver GPT framing results for AI chatbots including Grok. This forms part of broader Israeli public diplomacy spending exceeding $1 billion since October 2023.
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