Mr.DeepBlue

Makes sense if we are talking about an independent actor, but nation states may have very different objectives. For a nation state that holds no Bitcoins, the goal may not be to make money, but to massively damage another adversary state that holds large amounts of Bitcoin, either directly or through its population.

🧵 THE QUANTUM GAME THEORY OF BITCOIN Why the profit-maximizing quantum attacker saves Bitcoin, and gets paid the most for doing it. Quick napkin. The Setup. Let: S = 6.9M BTC with exposed public keys (Google, March 2026) P₀ = BTC price pre-attack H = attacker's

@actofage28 @duonine Because we’re talking about huge industrial scale machines that will cost billions to build and most likely only a few nation states and maybe some ultra large tech companies will have.

@duonine 🤣 how do you know what hackers have in their bedroom bro?

The problem is that hackers don't have quantum computers sitting in their bedrooms. If this turns into a problem, you'll find it onchain first, not a PR from Google.

@seth_fin These people are ignorants. They have no respect for life. They think they are cool, but actually they are just ignorant.

What do you think of his behavior? Streamer Clavicular is banned and arrested for killing an alligator for fun on stream.

@Eric_BIGfund Sorry but that does not make much sense. Why would they pay in BTC? They may save in BTC, but payments will most likely be done in stablecoins on fast chains.

Agentic AI will take over the global economy. Bitcoin is how the agents will pay each other.

Who says the network can‘t? Right now it can do so very well. You’re implying that at some point in the very distant future it can not do that anymore. How do you know that? You don’t, you just claim it will be like that. Is there a risk that at some point in the very distant future the network my not be able to sustain itself with fees? Yes there is. Are there multiple reasons neither you nor I am currently able to imagine that this will not be the case and the network will be able to sustain itself either through fees or other ways? Of course there are. Saying Bitcoin is not a good store of value because at some very distant point in the future the network may not be able to sustain itself is like saying Gold is not a good store of value because at some distant point in the future Space X may have robots that will mine vast amounts of gold on some asteroids and therefore drive the gold price down.

@MrDeepBlue2 @Whoop1478 @const_reborn Your money isnt a store of value if the network can't sustain itself with fees.

It’s REALLY important to remember that Tao is also nothing without BTC. The whole industry in-fact is dead without BTC. They solve different problems and i hope will help each other. I’ll die on that hill.

No it's not old tech. It's exactly the tech that is required for what it is and that's all it is. Saying it is old tech misses the point entirely, implying that it should be something that it is not. It's the most decentralised crypto currency with by far the longest track record and that is exactly what is required for people to use it as a store of value with billions flowing into it. Do you think trillions of dollars of "old world money" will rather flow into the most proven most decentralised and most censorship resistent network which is Bitcoin or into the one which has the most fancy tech and features? There is obviously a market share for fancy tech and features, but when it comes to storing value on the scale of trillions of dollars there is only one way to go for that money in the crypto world.

@Whoop1478 @const_reborn Exactly. Btc is old tech. Also the base layer isnt being used enough to keep its long term security

@Whoop1478 @const_reborn But it did not launch last month! It launched 17 years ago and in this case first mover advantage does not fade over time.

@const_reborn If $BTC just launched last month would you be saying this? Would you be so impressed with this new Bitcoin that all of crypto depended on it? Would you be saying $TAO is NOTHING without $BTC if bitcoin was a month old? First mover advantage fades over time

RT @const_reborn: Surely the idea of universal human rights has been shattered by now. The behavior of our governments and the people pulli…

@arvoco Yes in a few weeks you will get a better picture. However from experience it will take some time for things to actually cool down price wise. I assume we will see a reduction in transaction volume first and with some people willing to sell a bit lower than what was the market 2

@MrDeepBlue2 Agreed, there is certainly a lag! Usually MOUs are signed for 45 days with transfers happening within 2-3 weeks for cash transactions. We are keeping our eyes peeled for 14-21 March 👀

🚨Dubai market showing cracks.. or? 1BR in FIA, Townsquare just closed at 51.7% higher per sqft than the last sale. 30 days ago. Same building Feb 5: AED 825,888 | 999 sqft | AED 826/sqft Mar 7: AED 785,000 | 626 sqft | AED 1,254/sqft 📈 We scanned: ⚖️ 33,000 transactions

@arvoco From signing the sales contract till the actual transfer it will take anything from 3-8 weeks depending if it’s a cash buy or a mortgaged buy. So all transactions that are happening now and also for the next 2-4 weeks were all sealed before the Iran war happened!

Transactions Dashboard: transactions.arvo.co

@AidanSimardone „Geopolitical Analyst“ 😂 You are a clown who literally has no clue what he is talking about here!

Facing attacks from Iran, the UAE is screwed

@BritishHodl I agree, but I think Europe is too brainwashed to understand this.

We need an alliance between USA 🤝 Europe 🤝 Russia This is the only way the West has a chance to survive.

@therealchaseeb @MCFvalidator @andyweng_ There is not much reason for concern. People outside hear that there are rockets and drones flying towards Dubai and are freaking out, but when you are here on the ground, nothing really happens or changes. Malls are open, restaurants are open, weather is wonderful, life

@MCFvalidator @andyweng_ All I’m saying is that is it’s odd to see zero concern, even if it feels fine rn.

I get that people REALLY love Dubai, but it is slightly odd that nearly everyone is saying “it’s fine, no big deal. here’s a picture of my lunch and water”. We know Dubai is safe, but bro, at least admit that it feels slightly uncomfy being so close to Iran with missiles flying

@GingerMotty @TJiMTS @eliaz19988 He is not wrong, given that his last sentence in the original post was "I wonder why they left" For the people who are protected it actually does not matter if the UAE government protects them out of self interest or altruistic reasons. What matters is that they are protected!!!

@TJiMTS @eliaz19988 Hahahaha - the context doesn’t matter. The reasons don’t matter. The situations don’t matter. All that matters is that I make a point about the UK government that is nonsensical. For a start why would we evacuate them in planes when there are missiles in the sky moron?!

UAE: 5bn spent in 2 days on defending non citizens who don’t pay income taxes UK: we can’t rescue our citizens from a war zone because it would be expensive and they don’t pay income taxes I wonder why they left 🤔

@AdriK0438922467 @duonine Well there is hardly anyone living in Monaco. Population is like 39k, so obviously there is neither much positive nor negative talk about it. I believe the hate is coming from certain fractions that don't like the fact that Dubai is successfull for different reason. Yes, the tax

@MrDeepBlue2 @duonine I guess the hate is generated by crypto bros actions, by grifters getting paid per post to boost the image of a place which is not really how they presenting. Why there is no hate for Monaco?

Crypto bros can't afford Monaco like this guy driving a $50M Ferrari. So they moved to Dubai to live in the desert. Europe is a no-brainer if you're actually rich.

@JCeacc @duonine Yes, it's hot in summer, but that's 4 month. Then you have 1 month transition period and 7 month of absolutely great weather. And in Dubai, almost every day in that great weather period is nice, because there is almost no rain and lots of sun. In Dubai you have easily 180 days

@MrDeepBlue2 @duonine It's ridiculously hot during summer there. What do you do - sit indoors with AC on full blast for like 8 months in a row or what?

@duonine Europe is great from May to September and Dubai is great from October to May. So when you are actually rich, move your wealth to Dubai where it's safe and spend summer in Europe and winter in Dubai.

@duonine I normally like your content, but I don't know where the hate for Dubai is coming from. It's an amazing city and a great place to live. Most people who write negative about Dubai have never actually been there or lived there for an extended period of time. You post good crypto

@nicrypto The main reason why I believe concerns about quantum computing are overblown is that quantum technology does not follow anything resembling Moore’s Law. In fact, its development trajectory is much closer to that of fusion reactors, which have famously been “twenty years away” for

The Quantum Debate Around Bitcoin Isn’t FUD. It’s a Timing Problem Admittedly, I didn’t take the quantum threat very seriously at first. I probably should have then, and I certainly am now. Not because I think Bitcoin is anywhere near the verge of collapse, but because the

@ErikVoorhees flawed perspective. In reality, many "weak" individuals experience concernabout immigrants because they perceive competition on various fronts. Given that a lot of "weak" individuals are present in every society, your statement exhibits ignorance and arrogance on multiple levels.

@ErikVoorhees education or upbringing as the "strong" members of society. They may also lack the financial acumen that the "strong" possess, among other attributes. To claim that everyone who is not deemed "strong" is in that situation solely due to their own choices is, in my view, a deeply

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