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@HighStakesCap Do you think quantum focused crypto will ultimately experience a surge in attention as a down stream effect of this?

@gainzy222 Just go all in quantum resistant crypto and ride the inevitable hype

This is gonna be pretty funny Poor people will correctly vote “no” to freezing wallets And rich people will be forced to offload all of their bitcoin in response, nuking the entire industry in a firesale There is no way to avoid this

@smileycapital Don't want to shill, I've been following you for years. What do you think about @QANplatform if you could look into it. Do you think it has a chance?

few times a year there are important tweets you should absolutely adhere this is one of them now is the single best time to be researching/looking for new projects/protocols think of this period as Q3-Q4 2022 look for innovative tech, lowcaps and winners of future narratives

@BigolWave Ok, I get that slight aromatase inhib might be good but what's the advantage of uncoupling supposed to be? Also why do RP fans claim that CO2 vasodilation --> good, but NO vasodilation bad, when the latter is way more efficient at getting the desired effects

Aspirin uncouples mitochondria increasing the speed of the metabolism and increasing the amount of heat your body produces. Aspirin shifts your body towards glucose metabolism which over time can feasibly cure diseases like cancer and diabetes.. which are caused by impaired glucose metabolism. Not only that but shifting the body towards glucose metabolism obviously makes the body more efficient at burning glucose.. which provides a performance boost during exercise because when the body needs energy fast it uses glucose. Your body using glucose more efficiently also provides a performance boost by increasing the amount of CO2 your body produces which increases vasodilation, increases the amount of oxygen your blood carries, and is also anti inflammatory decreasing muscle soreness in a few ways.. by fighting general inflammation and also by reducing lactate buildup allowing your muscles to work harder for longer. Aspirin reduces inflammation in a plethora of ways including blocking prostaglandin formation. Aspirin blocks cortisol and adrenaline. Aspirin blocks serotonin. Prolactin. Helps with pain. Like I mentioned before it also helps with blood flow and in large doses has been shown to be as effective for erectile dysfunction as viagra. This is not an exhaustive list of the benefits of aspirin. Far from it. It’s just a few but it just goes to show how many benefits it has because this post barely scratches the surface

@QANplatform 👍👍

Bad actors don’t need to break encryption today but consider it already broken. In January, Citi published a full quantum threat report. Gartner called post-quantum cryptography a top 2026 action item. Not awareness. Action. The numbers from Citi are hard to ignore: → 19-34% Probability of widespread breaking of quantum computer-led public-key encryption by 2034, increasing to 60-82% by 2044 → $2.0-$3.3 trillion estimated indirect impact (GDP-at-risk) from a single-day quantum attack on one top-five U.S. bank’s access to Fedwire, i.e. 10-17% of GDP. → 25% is the percentage of bitcoins (about 4.5-6.7 million coins worth $500-600 billion today) that are potentially “quantum-exposed”. "Harvest now, decrypt later": adversaries are collecting your encrypted data today and sitting on it. The breach happens in the future. The theft is now. Gartner's verdict, published February 2026: asymmetric cryptography will be unsafe by 2030. NIST finalized post-quantum cryptography standards in 2024. The antidote exists. What most organizations are still missing is a migration plan and both Citi and Gartner are making the same argument: build that plan now, not the day Q-day makes headlines.

@edgyalbert Do you have any jeans models you would recommend that are on the straight to looser side? Also are those Japanese brands better than something more accessible like Nudie?

Life is just a cycle of forgetting and then remembering that toast is the best food

@smileycapital Do you think we'll see the bottom in 2026?

class of 2024-2025 visibly upset I'm not a gigantic bull anymore where were you for 3 years that I was bullish? January 2023 at 19k to earlier this month at 110k 1.5k to 4.9k on ETH 25 to 250 on SOL all public with receipts you're not witty or contrarian you're late.

The QANplatform Team is packing up. Can you guess which event we’re on our way to? ✈️

@QANplatform Very comprehensive roadmap. I think today's AMA convinced many people as well.

Our vision of building the world’s first quantum-resistant hybrid blockchain — where developers can build in any programming language — is becoming reality. The team has been hard at work behind the scenes, and we’re excited to share the key milestones on our path to MainNet launch. Check them out on our website: learn.qanplatform.com/about-us/roadm…

@RNR_0 What are your favorite nootropics of all time? For memory + stamina to focus for a long time

Deplying grid bots for ETH (funded with spot ETH, not adding stables) Lower limit 2900 upper limit 5700 Might go down, might go up

@MetabolicUncle Thoughts on supplementing NAC?

They throw around terms like the Randle Cycle to scare you. To make your own metabolism sound like some arcane secret only they can decipher. They want you to believe your body is fundamentally broken, in a constant state of civil war between fats and carbohydrates. It’s not. The Randle Cycle is just a traffic management system inside your cells. It’s a mechanism for choosing which fuel to burn. The problem is, the low-carb gurus have read the map upside down. They blame the traffic for the car crash. The real issue is not the fuel, but a broken engine. The Hostile Takeover by Fat Think of your mitochondria as a high-performance engine. Both fats and carbs provide fuel, but they don't enter the engine the same way. Their processing creates different ratios of electron carriers, the little batteries called NADH and FADH2. Carbohydrates produce a clean, efficient 5-to-1 ratio of NADH to FADH2. Fats produce a clunky, inefficient 2-to-1 ratio. This isn’t just a trivial detail. It’s everything. When you flood your system with fat, the higher amount of FADH2 monopolizes the machinery. It elbows its way to the front of the line, jamming up the works at a place called Complex 2. It hogs the shuttle, Coenzyme Q10, leaving the carrier for carbohydrates, NADH, stuck at Complex 1 with nowhere to go. The whole assembly line gets backlogged. Complex 1 gets pissed off. It starts spewing out reactive oxygen species, the metabolic equivalent of thick black smoke from a sputtering engine. Because the line is jammed, the door for glucose to even enter the engine, an enzyme called pyruvate dehydrogenase, gets slammed shut. The buildup of byproducts from fat metabolism directly blocks it. Fat metabolism actively prevents your body from using its preferred, cleaner fuel. It’s a hostile takeover at the cellular level. The Intelligent Design of Carbohydrates Now, what happens when you eat carbs? Your body responds with intelligence. Insulin arrives. It’s not the villain lowcarbers paint it to be. It’s the master traffic controller. First, it signals your fat cells to stop dumping fat into the bloodstream. It clears the roads. Then, inside the cell, it activates a switch called malonyl-CoA. This molecule physically blocks fat from entering the mitochondrial engine. It prioritizes glucose. The engine runs smoothly on a clean fuel mix. The assembly line flows. The low-carb argument completely falls apart here. They claim that because a byproduct of carb metabolism, citrate, can leak out of the mitochondria, it must inhibit carb burning just like fat does. It’s an intellectually dishonest comparison. When carbs are the primary fuel, the cell has plenty of a cofactor called Co-A. This allows the cell to instantly convert that leaked citrate into the very malonyl-CoA that blocks fat burning. It’s an elegant, self-regulating system designed to prioritize glucose. It’s not a flaw. With fat metabolism, that cofactor is used up just to process the fat itself, so the citrate builds up and shuts down glucose burning. One system is a traffic jam. The other is a coordinated, intelligent flow. The Real Problem: A Flooded Engine The Randle Cycle isn’t a disease. It’s a normal physiological choice. The disease state is when the choice is taken away. The problem is when your tissues are already waterlogged with stored fat, especially the unstable polyunsaturated fats that Ray Peat warned about for decades. The cells are stuck in that jammed, smoky, fat-burning state. They are already full. They can’t respond to insulin’s signal to take up glucose because the engine room is already flooded with dirty fuel. This is insulin resistance. It’s not a disease of high blood sugar. It’s a disease of energy overload and cellular traffic collapse. The body is screaming for energy, but the pathways are blocked. You get a backlog of both fats and glucose in the blood, beating up your blood vessels, your kidneys, your nerves. The pancreas burns itself out trying to shout louder and louder with more insulin. This is the path to diabetes, to fatty liver, to every metabolic disease they try to sell you a useless, fat-based diet for. What do they all have in common? They deprive their bodies of energy. They think because they can live on fat and don’t immediately die… that they’re okay. No, they’re not. You don’t fix a flooded engine by arguing about which drop of fuel is to blame. You clear the engine. You get rid of the backlog. You stop pouring in the fuel that gums up the works. You give the body what it actually wants. Abundant carbohydrates and protein. You lower the fat intake to a minimum. And then you give the engine a reason to run. You move. You train your muscles. You create a demand for energy. You restore the flow. Ray Peat always said: “No structure without energy.” If you give your body enough fuel... and create a macro- and micronutrient environment that allows it to actually convert that fuel into energy... it will regenerate and restore itself. Time and energy. That’s all your body needs. Stop letting them sell you fear. You don't have a fuel problem. You have a flow problem. Fix the flow. Eat. Move. Let your mitochondria do their job.

🚨QANPlatform : The most underrated L1 of 2025 ? Let me connect the dots for you. A 🧵 that might change your portfolio 👇 1 - Every major tech company is racing to become PQC-ready. Quantum computers are coming. Traditional cryptography is dying. Google, IBM, Amazon, Microsoft – all are moving toward Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). But guess what? Only one L1 has built PQC into its core. That’s @QANplatform 2 - QVM: Quantum-resistant + Ethereum-compatible QAN is building the QVM, a virtual machine that can run ANY smart contract : Solidity, Rust, Go... But it's protected by quantum-resistant encryption from the ground up. 3 - Hacken audit incoming (July!) The final boss of blockchain security AKA @hackenclub ($HAI) is auditing QAN’s QVM. 🚨 If the results are public and bullish (as hinted by the CTO)... it's game over for the competition. 4 - IBM already in the mix 🧠 Yes. @IBM, one of the global leaders in quantum computing is already officially partnered with QAN. QANX is not a theoretical bet. It’s a strategic layer in IBM’s future stack. 5 - Patrick Storchenegger from the Ethereum Board Fundation → QAN Wait, what? Yes, Patrick Storchenegger, member of the Ethereum Board Foundation, is part of the QAN team. That’s real firepower and connections you can’t buy. Still under $60M market cap Let that sink in. A PQC layer 1, backed by IBM, Ethereum-linked talent, and a fully audited quantum-resistant VM...is still a mid-cap micro-gem. The domino effect is coming. Once the Hacken audit is live, once QVM launches, once the first QVM smart contracts start deploying… The narrative will shift overnight. From “what’s $QANX?” to “how the f*** did I miss this?” $BTC $ETH $ADA $DOT $NEAR $AVAX $ALGO $XRP $SUI $XLM $BNB $LINK $QNT $SOL $FIL $CHZ $MATIC $TRX $ATOM $BSC $SNX $APT $ARB $BONK $S $OM $DOGE $S $CELL $QRL $ONDO

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the journey to a robust and secure #QANplatform MainNet: the QAN Virtual Machine (QVM) has successfully completed a comprehensive security audit conducted by leading blockchain security firm, Hacken (@hackenclub). Dive into the details to learn about QVM and the audit! medium.com/qanplatform/qa…

@level941 50M market cap? Agreed

Bitcoin is going to 50M over the next 40 years. Your life isn’t determined based on this fact. The moment you tie your identity to anything other than Jesus, you’ll lose sight of why you’re on this earth.

$QANX is trading at a $58M FDV while building the only quantum-resistant L1 with docker-native infra + multi-language smart contracts Even if it captures $150M/yr (conservative) in dev-side + enterprise usage (infra ARR), you’re looking at a 0.38 P/E! Add to that infra-level dev adoption comparable to niche infra tools like Alchemy, Infura, Ankr, etc. Anticipate L1 fee capture as well, if QAN becomes the go-to for quantum-secure apps. Cross-industry usage across Gov, IoT, AI systems etc where quantum resistance matters S&P averages 25 P/E Apply that here → fair value: $3.75B That’s a clean 64x from here! We’re not even pricing in quantum panic or L1 premium Asymmetry is offensive at this point

@CaptainQANjr Good take!

@CaptainQANjr @QANplatform Please don't represent yourself as someone working for QAN if you aren't really affiliated with the team.

Intern joins @Qanplatform Bitcoin races past 110K Coincidence?

A Google Quantum AI paper out today says breaking 2048 bit RSA will take a week with a million noisy qubits. We hate to love to see it. arxiv.org/pdf/2505.15917

Exciting times ahead! #Layer2 like $MATIC $OP $ARB $STRK $LINK $BASE $LINEA $SCROLL $ZKS $MANTA $ZKF could migrate to @QANplatform after mainnet launch Why? Unmatched accessibility, scalability & #CyberSecurity #EVM compatibility + 1-click migration = 90% can migrate smoothly Check the sheet 👇 $QANX $BTC $ETH $XRP $SOL $ONDO $FET $RIO $ZIG $FTM $GME $TRIAS $SUI $VRA $TIA $LINK $ADA $DIONE $LINK $MSTR

@mayankja1n It's just for documentation it seems. Usually doctors will just have copy and paste templates for that where you change a few specifics like patient data.

Took my dad in to the doctor cus he sliced his finger with a knife and the doctor was using ChatGPT 😂 Based on the chat history, it’s for every patient.