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It’s not an app it’s a rule set. No updates required. Man, you’re falling for all the attack vectors. “Quantum” is used for FUD to do just what you’re doing, legitimizing code changes (and to create the next buzzword to move the AI money around)…the people who want to destroy #bitcoin are pursuing all of these btw, and they’re winning: 1. Lobbying and regulation: One way to prevent Bitcoin adoption would be to use lobbying and regulatory influence to restrict its use and make it more difficult for people to acquire and trade Bitcoin. This could involve working with governments and regulatory bodies to create laws and regulations that limit Bitcoin adoption or make it more difficult to use. 2. Discrediting Bitcoin: Another potential strategy would be to try to discredit Bitcoin as a legitimate investment or financial tool. This could involve spreading misinformation or negative propaganda about Bitcoin in the media, or working with financial institutions and experts to discredit the technology and its potential benefits. 3. Sabotage and attacks: A more aggressive strategy would be to launch direct attacks on the Bitcoin network or its users. This could involve hacking attacks or distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks that disrupt Bitcoin transactions and make it difficult or impossible for users to use the network. 4. Creating a competing technology: One way to undermine Bitcoin adoption would be to create a competing technology that offers similar benefits but with fewer risks or drawbacks. This could involve investing in other cryptocurrencies or blockchain-based technologies that offer similar functionality to Bitcoin but with different features or benefits. 5. Targeting Bitcoin users: Finally, another potential strategy would be to target Bitcoin users directly with fraud or other criminal activities. This could involve phishing attacks or other scams that target Bitcoin users and attempt to steal their funds or sensitive information. By creating a climate of fear and uncertainty around Bitcoin, it may be possible to discourage people from using the technology and limit its adoption