Mike Belshe says quantum fears are holding back institutional Bitcoin adoption: "Doesn't matter what I think. What matters is what the world thinks. And if the world thinks it's an issue, we should just address it."

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xSilentG 1 month ago
When I am no longer being held hostage, & my resources have been returned, I will arrange a conference to get the 🌎 on the same page.
I’m not upgrading my node or signature types. Bitcoin breaks quantum. Quantum can only break Bitcoin by protocol change.
Imagine changing Bitcoin’s code because of fiat physics. They literally can’t even resolve the doublespend problem of energy/matter (measurement). There is no quantum threat if time is quantized and discrete at the Planck scale. Discrete time demands discrete superposition. Discrete Superpostion means no continuous unitary evolution. Their incentive is to never accept that Bitcoin provides the formal logic and mathematical structure for the conservation of energy with respect to quantized blocks of time. Formal quantum physics has been falsified by Bitcoin since 2009 when Satoshi mined the first block under difficulty. How many blocks does it take? View quoted note →