fundamentalist
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If you're looking at hyperliquid:native up 14% and wondering if you missed it, please consider that 99.9% of Americans do not know it exists. We exist inside a very unique bubble here on CT. We are just getting started.
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not only am i not worried about the crypto community's ability to handle the upcoming ai/quantum threat, i will venture to say that in the next 2 yrs the world will realize crypto is far better prepared for it than the rest of the internet and finance. we've had a trillion dollar *irreversible* honey pot for a decade, producing a far more battletested system and adversarial security culture than pretty much anywhere else on earth.
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some short-mid term catalysts for pearl-2:native
1. rising hash rates
2. more cex/dex listings
3. businesses announcing they run Pearl kernals (mine PRL)
4. more broadcasted interviews/streams on Pearl/crypto x ai
5. kernal improvements by Pearl team
6. funds announcing PRL holdings and thesis
what else?
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5 Million…
1M → 13 months
2M → 7 months
3M → 101 days
4M → 88 days
5M → 68 days
Accelerating @AskVenice 🚀💪🏻
botblastcap retweeted
True wealth is knowing you can do it but not doing it
Life is simpler, and better that way
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Nous also left. Seems once subnets get big enough they chose to to leave the ecosystem. This is a big risk to TAO. What is the best way to solve it?
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oh, quick f/u
If this indeed is one single enterprise customer now buying 20% of all Venice tokens overnight...
it can happen again. and again. and again.
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If you're worried about AI breaking ECDSA and wiping out your Bitcoin in the next few months, at minimal cost, here's my advice: take your pills
1️⃣ If Asymmetric cryptography falls, Bitcoin will be the least of our problems.
TLS breaks, banking systems are in trouble, secure communications go out the window, and critical infrastructure becomes much easier to attack. Worrying about your coins at that point is like worrying about your Wi-Fi password while the house is on fire.
2️⃣ Nothing indicates we're anywhere near such a breakthrough.
The latest mathematical results are impressive, sure. Take the recent integer multiplication result, which claims to beat the n.log n barrier with an exponent improvement of 2^-182. That's genuinely interesting mathematics, but hardly a practical breakthrough. It doesn't change our understanding of how to break ECDSA.
And if your logic is that nothing can be trusted until it's proven unbreakable, congratulations. By that standard, nothing is safe, including hashes.
Keep an eye on the research. Take cryptographic risks seriously. But let's not confuse theoretical progress with an imminent cryptographic apocalypse.
Just take your pills.
