Hey @Dyson , when do we get the corresponding vacuum cleaner?
The Swedish election doesn't provide me with any options; I want to vote on a party that does not want to regulate AI or big tech. Regulation on information spreading is censorship. Regulation on programming equals thought control.
To those who are selling all your bitcoin: ok, fine, but please don't ever come back. Not even on a lower price point.
* Germany is about to abandon its deficit break.
* Sweden is about to throw budget balancing overboard.
* EU is talking about taking loans to finance the military.
Fiat floodgates are open AND PEOPLE ARE SELLING THEIR BITCOIN?
I'll give some context.
I've sold a LOT of bitcoin.
And buying it back right away (Swedish registered ETP).
That way I avoid all tax. Registered ETPs are tax exempt.
If bitcoin sky rockets, it's all tax free for me. Yes, I did it just now. I believe in bitcoin that much!
Question: Why do you think traders use bitcoin ETFs? Why restrict yourself to a platform with opening hours? Why not just have a real bitcoin exchange where you buy/sell at any time? I thought ETFs were for semi/long bitcoin investments.
REMINDING YOU
In year 2029 Google releases the fantastic groundbreaking QC chip with 207 qubits. Revolutionary!
YET, it's not anything for practical use.
And it'll certainly not break #bitcoin.
DO NOT DUMP YOUR BITCOIN
There's so many wrongs in this thread.
1) It's not a 30-year problem solved overnight. Exactly the same design was released by Google in 2019 with 53 qubits.
2) QC does not follow Moore's law.
3) SHA255 is unbreakable even with QC
4) ECC is breakable but requires millions qbits
This is Willow
Google’s quantum chip that solved a 30-year problem overnight
And in 6 years, it could change the fate of crypto
Here’s how to prepare (before it’s too late) 🧵
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"Quantum computers won't break crypto overnight. Quantum-safe algorithms (e.g., lattice-based, hash-based) are already here. Switching to these algorithms makes encryption resilient to quantum attacks.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-quan…
nist.gov/news-events/ne…
End this quantum nonsense!
2619 _error_free_ qubits are required to break ECDSA256 (#bitcoin.)
With current error rate:
7.43 million qubits (includes Willow.)
Improving error rate 100x:
890000 qubits are needed.
It's at least 50+ (to infinity) years in the future!
Thought that price was driven by supply and demand. I cannot see anything wrong with demand. #bitcoin




