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https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/identity-security/why-google-now-uses-post-quantum-cryptography-for-internal-comms Public key cryptography algorithms (such as RSA and Elliptic Curve Cryptography) are secure today. However, as Google Cloud CISO Phil Venables wrote, we expect large-scale quantum computers to completely break these algorithms in the future. The cryptographic community already has developed several alternatives to these algorithms, commonly referred to as post-quantum cryptography (PQC), that we expect will be able to resist quantum computer-driven attacks.

Bitcoin’s scarcity is rooted in the fact that there are scarce items in the digital realm: rare numbers. Some of the rarest numbers are prime numbers. Primes become incredibly scarce after 100 billion, so much so that there continues to be a global mathematical search underway for the latest prime number. — The Little Bitcoin Book, p. 32

Stumbled across this great bitcoin intro website today: https://whatisbitcoin.com/

Philippe Halsman + Midjourney + #zapathon

Left some breadcrumbs on a conference room whiteboard today. Nice work on the article nostr:npub1jqckepsld3xn98aeq7yg72g0yrqkz92vegkv6k3prfhkzu356v5qa6akee. https://lookingglasseducation.com/the-bitcoin-supply-formula-explained/

Check out the craters on that one…#moonchain

If you need to go from lightning to on-chain bitcoin or vice versa, https://boltz.exchange/ is one option that is not a wallet.

Just got zaps working iN Primal on iPhone TestFlight. ⚡️Feel like I’ve been missing out. Let the zapping commence.

Scarce, cryptographic, energy money.

Inspirational stuff happening in Mossel Bay, South Africa with Bitcoin Ekasi. https://youtu.be/P8vlzaDSNY0

Information asymmetry related to bitcoin is definitely a thing. Bitcoiners exist in a bubble. Trying to find quality bitcoin educational content via a google search… no good. Everything is polluted by cRyPtO.