Master Trump
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@n1ckler Just give the expected impact on TPS if fully implemented for all active wallets transacting (evaluate size impact + comparr aggregation model to current implementation) Everything else just unnecessary tech jargon.

Ok, super simple: Right now, Bitcoin uses special math "signatures" to prove you own your coins. Quantum computers (future super powerful ones) might crack those. This is a new, safer signature called SHRIMPS. It's like a tiny digital proof (only 2.5 KB big) that works even if you use the same wallet seed on your phone, laptop, etc. Old version only worked on one device. This fixes that for multi-device use, and it's way smaller than other quantum-safe options. Basically: prepping Bitcoin for quantum-proof future.



2 new quantum computing papers just dropped. Is crypto cooked? Google says they designed quantum circuits that could break ECC in a few minutes with 500,000 physical qubits: a 20-fold reduction from previous work. Oratomic says they could break ECC in a few days with 26,000 neutral-atom physical qubits. These papers both show advancements in algorithmic efficiency and quantum computing theory, but one should not overlook the assumptions underlying these claims. The authors have improved upon techniques shown to work at small scale, but we have no proof they can be scaled up. In other words, we're at the stage where scientists have created a few transistors but are still trying to figure out how to fabricate a fully functioning silicon chip with tons of transistors working together simultaneously. Progress is clearly continuing. How long do we have before a cryptographically relevant quantum computer can be built? That's still anyone's guess.

I think there is still a last angle here. Get the contact of the actual city attorney who is saying no and go to his office This should be done before you leave Poland. It’s the last roadblock It could all be worth it from one conversation. Some people just need understanding





