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Komi_Hartman
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“A specter is haunting the modern world, the specter of crypto anarchy.”
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Komi_Hartman 2 years ago
2 different phenomena with a messianic scope but little delayed according to the menu: One having fed 5,000 people with 5 loaves & 2 fish. On the other hand, the contemporary has chosen to free over the world by offering a kit of 21M of tokens. Not similar, but transfigured the game! image
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Komi_Hartman 2 years ago
'Proof-of-randomness protocol for blockchain consensus: a case of Macau algorithms' by Wen-Zhuo Zhang & Vic Kai. Quantum random number generator (QRNG) chips integration into hardware wallets & systemic use of quantum key distribution (QKD) technology… (bitcoin involved) https://arxiv.org/pdf/2211.15417.pdf
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Komi_Hartman 2 years ago
Security mechanism, block inclusion, all relie on the probabilistic nature of transaction propagation in the decentralized network… According to Satoshi in the case of 'fast transactions problem', if legitimate transaction reaches 80% of nodes & double-spend attempting to catch up reaches only 20% of nodes, let’s outcome that legitimate transaction has a significantly higher probability of being included in the next block due to its faster & wider propagation… Explore the full RBF & avoid 0-conf!
Bitcoin snack machine (fast transaction problem)
Bitcoin snack machine (fast transaction problem)
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Komi_Hartman 2 years ago
Hash function vulnerability! So, security of hash functions used in blockchain tech can be compromised by QC… fact! Anyway, Grover's algorithm could be employed to perform a 'brute-force search' on hash functions with 'quadratic speedup', potentially reducing the time required to find a 'collision' while Schor’s algo go for large numbers factorization & effectively could break Cryptographic primitives…
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