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QTC is now live on @CoinMarketCap It just got easier to find, track, and talk about post-quantum money

Satoshi emails from 2010 discussed quantum computers and SHA-256 potential break — Jack Mallers. "None of this is new. None of this was missed or not considered. Satoshi even said some of this technology would need upgrades, and that's fine".

Quip Network is getting closer to Mainnet and the progress is worth watching @quipnetwork is building blockchain infrastructure designed to stay secure even as quantum computing advances but its not just about the technology there are already several products taking shape - Quip Accounts for quantum-resistant wallets - QuipSwap for cross-chain swaps - Node Manager for network participation - Quantum Randomness for verifiable randomness - QVM for quantum smart contracts the testnet has already seen 27,000+ wallets deployed and over 1,500 active nodes at peak Now the focus is on the final stretch before Mainnet including an independent security audit theyre also working toward a unified app that brings accounts swaps and points together What makes Quip interesting is its focus on solving a real future challenge rather than simply following the quantum narrative Mainnet is getting closer definitely worth keeping an eye on

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Jason's right: network effects of bitcoin are dead. Outside of the quantum risk, fewer people are using Bitcoin over time because it's a worse product. Compare that with $SOL, $ETH, etc. It may be the dominant blockchain by price but nobody is using it... That's a problem.

A brutal year for Bitcoin is just getting started. Give me three minutes to explain why you should dump it now. Outflows from ETFs are signal and will continue. We will test the 57k low again in the next 12 months. Why? Because there are far too many dynamic places to put your money that are creating MUCH more value. Why put your resources into a dead network that offers nothing beyond a store of value? What's the point of place the BTC be if Bitcoin's Ponzi-scheme nature has gone away!?! The viral nature of bitcoin was it's power... if you didn't own you were MOCKED! Now? Completely reasonable, heck, SMARTER, to ignore bitcoin and place other bets! No one is trying to convince people to buy Bitcoin anymore... the memes and NFTs are gone. No one is saying $ BTC can change the world, because it won't — and BECAUSE AI HAS! Just sell and shift from Bitcoin to Super Intelligence because one provides little to no value, and the other provides unlimited upside for humanity. This should be obvious to everyone right now. Bitcoin will never break its all-time high again.

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Good morning ct Quantum security is no longer a topic we can afford to ignore. That’s one reason I’ve been following @quipnetwork and the work being done by its team at Postquant Labs. Recently, the conversation around quantum threats to Bitcoin and Satoshi-era wallets has raised an important question: are today's blockchain security systems ready for tomorrow's computing capabilities? And Quip isn't just talking about the problem. A few things worth paying attention to: 🔹 Quantum Alliance: Postquant Labs joined nine blockchain organizations to help establish standards for post-quantum readiness across blockchains, wallets, and infrastructure. 🔹 Bitcoin Security: Quip is exploring ways to add post-quantum protection without requiring a Bitcoin soft fork. 🔹 Quantum Computing: Quip Network is also building a decentralized marketplace where quantum and classical hardware can contribute useful computing power. 🔹 Community Discussions: The recent AMA with @cadillion, @rcarback, @megamanispeaks, and @rdyplayerB is another opportunity to understand these challenges directly from the people working on them. What interests me most is the bigger picture: protecting today's digital assets while building infrastructure for a future where quantum computing becomes more capable. I'm curious about one thing: Do you think blockchain developers are taking the quantum security challenge seriously enough, or will the industry only react when the threat becomes more immediate? Listen to the AMA replay and join the Quip community on Discord. 🎧 →

Quantum-resistant coins are already sitting at ~$24B MC. By 2030, many of these coins could do 10x. Here are 7 coins that could benefit by 2030. 👇🧵

i suggest moving your TP up or watch the market closely #quant #crypto #stock #defi #revenue

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$INTC is reportedly acquiring quantum software startup Classiq for ~$2.3B as it looks to build software layer that works across different types of quantum computers. Pretty interesting considering Intel lost the AI software battle to $NVDA CUDA and now wants to avoid making same mistake in quantum by owning tools developers build on before industry takes off.

Quantum computing is moving closer to blockchain, and @quipnetwork is building an ecosystem around that shift. Quip brings quantum computing, useful compute, and post-quantum security together in one network. ➟ **Asset Layer:** Protects digital assets with post-quantum signatures. ➟ Compute Layer: Connects quantum and classical hardware through Proof of Useful Work. ➟QVM: Lets developers run programs across different hardware using one environment. ➟ QuipSwap: Enables cross-chain swaps without bridges or wrapped assets. The public testnet has already seen 27,000+ quantum-resistant wallets, 1,500+ active nodes at peak, and 23,000+ blocks. Oak Security's audit is published, while the external chain audit remains ahead of mainnet. I think building the security foundation before launch is the right move. 🦋

a compute marketplace is really two problems running the job, and paying for it fairly @quipnetwork handles both on its own stack ➛ QVM sends quantum contract jobs to Subnets ➛ operators take them through Node Manager ➛ results are verified against benchmarks ➛ QuipSwap settles the payment once it's done the payment rail isn't new, QuipSwap's core code was audited by Oak Security and runs without bridges what changes is who's on the other side of the swap, an operator getting paid for real compute does that claim happen automatically when the result checks out, or does the operator still trigger it? follow the build at

GM CT The Fed held rates at 3.75–4.00%, so now every market has its own reaction. Stocks, crypto, gold… plenty to keep an eye on. Good thing @tryquantio lets you look beyond the headlines and dig into what’s moving each market before taking a position. And for the quantum side, @quipnetwork has uploaded the latest AMA with cadillion, rcarback and the team. QVM and more were on the agenda. If you missed it, the replay is worth checking out. Macro moves and quantum conversations to start the day.

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Supposedly AI will break SHA-256, drain wallets, and sent Bitcoin to zero. At least that's the viral clip. How true is it? Tonight: how Bitcoin ownership actually works, what quantum really threatens, and dispelling the FUD. Mailbag Monday LIVE with @JackMallers at 6pm ET 👇

Gm gArc Quantum computing sounds complicated, but @quipnetwork is trying to make it easier to use. Here are three things worth understanding about Quip. 1. Making quantum computing easier Different computers work in different ways. Quip's Virtual Machine (QVM) aims to let developers describe a problem once and run it on supported quantum hardware or classical computers. This means developers may not need to learn how to program every machine separately. 2. Preparing blockchain security for the future Powerful quantum computers could eventually break some of the cryptographic systems used by blockchains. Quip Accounts introduce post quantum signatures designed to help protect transactions against these future threats. This adds another layer of protection, although it does not make every part of a blockchain quantum proof. 3. Creating a marketplace for computing power Quip wants different computing providers to compete to solve problems. Users could access different types of hardware, while providers compete to deliver useful results. The goal is to make computing resources easier to access and potentially more efficient. Why does this matter? Quantum computing is not just about building powerful machines. It is also about making those machines useful, accessible, and secure. Quip is working to connect quantum computing, classical hardware, and blockchain security in one ecosystem. The technology is still developing, so its real value will depend on performance, cost, security, and actual adoption. That is why @quipnetwork is worth watching beyond the quantum hype.

JUST IN: Intel to acquire Israeli quantum computing startup Classiq. — Bloomberg