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🇺🇸BREAKING: Nic Carter says the US government will break Bitcoin using quantum technology. 👀 "We will build the first quantum computer and put (those Bitcoins) in a trust." "Anybody who onwed it before the salvage can claim it back." -Nic Carter at Galaxy Digital Brains Podcast

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Magoo PhDvor 2 Monaten

This guy is getting dumber and dumber

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Hwill the bitcoinervor 2 Monaten

The US government can’t open the Stait of Hormuz now they are going to break bitcoin!

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J Bvor 2 Monaten

Imagine worrying about quantum computing hacking your BTC when literally every other business & institution will be vulnerable before BTC.

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Coinjoined Chris ⚡vor 2 Monaten

😂

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Bitcoin Archivevor 2 Monaten

😅 pay that.

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alex_libertybtcvor 2 Monaten

I had my suspicions before, but this is confirmation that @nic_carter is a fucking idiot. If all that Bitcoin was seized by the government, it would become worthless immediately. We’re all going to ask for our BTC back? 😂 On top of that, they can’t do it anyway anytime soon.

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Dollar Billvor 2 Monaten

So your going to go after bitcoin first? What about the banks and every other financial instrument which has less protection? 🤣 it’s just a load of propaganda because they see bitcoin will break the evil fiat system.

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Kennethvor 2 Monaten

Never trust a man with that hideous wallpaper.

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Bitcoin Wellvor 2 Monaten

Yes, this will happen as soon as the oceans boil from "climate change".

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Last Coin Standingvor 2 Monaten

That guy is such a pointless tool.

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echotoallvor 2 Monaten

The villain arc is complete w the goatee 😂

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Thurmvor 2 Monaten

A quantum computer cannot break and take your bitcoin if the address it’s stored in has never sent bitcoin before.

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Glocke 🧡vor 2 Monaten

Tell me you don't understand Bitcoin without telling me

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Francis Bothwellvor 2 Monaten

Why would the same government who helped create Bitcoin [via the United States military], turn around and break it @nic_carter? Or do you still fail to grasp that Bitcoin’s true value isn't its monetary system, but its broad utility for national security—using thermodynamic hashing as a data anchor to safeguard sovereignty and vital infrastructure in an era of superabundance?

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Its Different this Timevor 2 Monaten

No one listens to this guy anymore. His star did not continue to rise.

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Chrisvor 2 Monaten

and we can make wormholes to explore the universe. This clown is desperate to remain relevant

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El Gūapovor 2 Monaten

Yep. First thing on the NSAs mind after developing those kind of capabilities is to steal everyone bitcoins 🤡

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Aaryan #BIP110vor 2 Monaten

Quantum is just another black box fiat fugazi

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Erin Malonevor 2 Monaten

Gross. Does he drive a windowless white van yet?

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André Dragosch, PhD⚡vor 2 Monaten

FUD

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Chode Rogan Esqvor 2 Monaten

This dipshit just keeps outing himself. Hard to believe he even has a platform. Anyone still taking him seriously is ngmi 🙄

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Brian D Nibleyvor 2 Monaten

Wow that's dumb. Not all bitcoin wallets even have their public keys exposed, and only those could ever be targeted by a QC, assuming it's even possible. @grok how much bitcoin is vulnerable to quantum in theory, i.e. how many wallets have their public keys exposed and how much of the outstanding supply is that in terms of percentage?

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Puncher75 - BIP-110vor 2 Monaten

Nah

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Scott Scottvor 2 Monaten

Nic, a true retard

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Dan Sanchez (Templars.com) 🇻🇦✠vor 2 Monaten

Shitcoiner saying shitcoiner things. NEXT.

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Warthogvor 2 Monaten

I love when south park makes fun of nic carter

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⭐️Happy⭐️vor 2 Monaten

Yup it will only break Bitcoin Nothing else

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Alivor 2 Monaten

Just another FUD to scare people into selling their coins so more centralized entities can pick them up🥱

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Rogue Money Peddlervor 2 Monaten

He's culturally Israeli, so him getting dumber and part of a psyop makes total sense

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Hatingon₿oomers ⚡️🟠vor 2 Monaten

@BTCYN Muted for posting this idiot

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Jerry Nevvor 2 Monaten

Nick, you are a far cry from a top computer scientist like Natoshi . Your full of zero knowledge

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Sats Terminalvor 2 Monaten

quantum salvage thesis, wild

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Colin Patersonvor 2 Monaten

lol tell me you don’t understand technology, encryption and global treaties without telling me me you don’t understand technology , encryption and global treaties .

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Eric Jvor 2 Monaten

What about bank accounts? What about any ledger that is held on a computer? Are hackers going to pass over all the fiat money accounts and only hack Bitcoin? 🤣🤣🤣 Stop it with all the FUD!

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