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@instablog9ja Hmmm

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@gentleanonymos I have been holding $QANX for like 3 years, you will get a great discount buying now 😅

@potatocrypto01 I will definitely check it out tonight, I have been hearing about it for a while but tbh I didn’t put much thought into it.

Buy $QANX, ask me why.

@gentleanonymos Gateio and other major exchange, also a bank is already using it private chain, IMO it has solid potential to be the next 100x.

@potatocrypto01 Where is it listed?

@gentleanonymos Quantum threat is coming, and quantum resistant blockchain is a must have. So it's only smart getting into one before the pump starts.

@potatocrypto01 Why 👀👀

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@Bukolababii Omo Ex oo

Ex Or Babe

can you accept this for lunch? 😂

@zamaniii00 Nah, I prefer swallow

@BJauhi The chain need to be quantum resistant like @QANplatform, wallets need to be quantum resistant too. Both works together.

🚨 A lot of people misunderstand the quantum computing threat to crypto. Bitcoin, Ethereum & similar networks can't be touched. their proof of work & consensus are solid, battle-tested for years. what's actually fragile isn't the crypto asset itself, it's the wallet where you store it. Here's the simple explanation 👉 every time you send Bitcoin, your public key gets exposed & permanently recorded on the blockchain. With a regular computer, that's fine but with a sufficiently powerful quantum computer, that public key can be used to derive your private key. Meaning the wallet you actually transact with is the easy target. And that public data isn't going anywhere, it sits there forever, waiting until the technology is mature enough to exploit it. So what does @quipnetwork do? It adds a second signature layer to your wallet one that a quantum computer can't break. So even if your classical private key eventually gets cracked, the transaction still gets rejected because it requires two signatures, not one. Here's how it works in simple terms 👉 Quip adds an extra security layer to the wallet you're already using MetaMask, Ledger, Safe. You don't need to switch wallets or sell your assets, because Quip's added security layer wraps around everything, making your wallet resistant to quantum attacks Bottom line this threat is real, but the solution already exists. The choice is whether to prepare now or wait until it actually becomes a problem because Quip's security layer is already live and you can try it right now.

@instablog9ja Omo panel beater go dey happy like mad

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@drharveee What's that leaf thing

Remove one thing from the plate

@barllymarma How does it taste

I can't be the only one who doesn't eat crabs.

@BitcoinNews This is a buy signal, I'm buying more after this and I will stake some on @babylonlabs_io while we wait for the pump.

JUST IN: 🏦💸 UAE-based Goldman Lampe Private Bank has acquired €120 million in $BTC, the institution announced Monday. The purchase totals roughly $137 million, marking a significant #Bitcoin acquisition by a private bank in the region.

Rice or Bread?

@zamaniii00 Fr I can't even eat more than two puff puff

@amos_dulex Fast transfer

Someone's girlfriend was just taken in broad daylight 😭😂no talking stage. just money.😂

@mide_io Amen, I don't like fish

May this rice never be your portion.

@TokenToolHub Look into @babylonlabs_io TBV, it offers native BTC staking and lending. Yes bridge and wrapping introduce new risk and that's what Babylon solved.

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