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🚨 BREAKING BITCOIN JUST SUFFERED THE FIRST QUANTUM ATTACK! A HACKER HAS CRACKED A 15-BIT PRIVATE KEY USING PUBLICLY AVAILABLE QUANTUM COMPUTER. MORE THAN 30% OF ALL BITCOIN SUPPLY (6.9M BTC) IS NOW EXPOSED TO THE ATTACK. THIS DOES NOT LOOK GOOD FOR CRYPTO...

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31,130 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Nigel Farage has purchased £2m of Bitcoin for Stack BTC - becoming the first sitting MP and the first UK political party leader in history to publicly buy Bitcoin. A landmark moment for Bitcoin in British politics. $STAK Nigel Farage MP Blockchain Kwasi Kwarteng #bitcoin

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657,519 views • 3 months ago

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35,497 views • 3 months ago

🚨XRP & HBAR BREAKING NEWS!!! (THIS IS HUGE!)🚨 Google just confirmed that quantum computing could one day threaten the Bitcoin network — and projects like Ripple ($XRP) and Hedera ($HBAR) are already quantum-resistant!⚡️ This changes EVERYTHING for $XRP and $HBAR holders...🔥 #XRP #HBAR #Ripple #Hedera #Crypto #Bitcoin RealFi 👉 Buy RealFi 👉

🚨XRP & HBAR BREAKING NEWS!!! (THIS IS HUGE!)🚨 Google just confirmed that quantum computing could one day threaten the Bitcoin network — and projects like Ripple ($XRP) and Hedera ($HBAR) are already quantum-resistant!⚡️ This changes EVERYTHING for $XRP and $HBAR holders...🔥 #XRP #HBAR #Ripple #Hedera #Crypto #Bitcoin RealFi 👉 Buy RealFi 👉

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11,142 views • 3 months ago

“35% of bitcoins” may be susceptible to attack. That's “millions of bitcoins… 6 or 7 million… hundreds of billions of dollars. “What a quantum computer allows you to do is to go from the public key back to the private key.” All the wallets where the public key has been exposed are at risk. That's why “you will see Satoshi’s coins being drained… once every 10 minutes or so.” - Justin Drake 👇

“35% of bitcoins” may be susceptible to attack. That's “millions of bitcoins… 6 or 7 million… hundreds of billions of dollars. “What a quantum computer allows you to do is to go from the public key back to the private key.” All the wallets where the public key has been exposed are at risk. That's why “you will see Satoshi’s coins being drained… once every 10 minutes or so.” - Justin Drake 👇

Bankless

43,828 views • 3 months ago

Google says quantum will break Bitcoin in 9 minutes. They need 500,000 qubits. They have 72. Your bank OTP, UPI, Aadhaar all of that is more vulnerable than Bitcoin. Closed systems, legacy code, zero transparency. Bitcoin is open source. The whole world audits it. It has been preparing for quantum for years. 17 years of FUD. Bitcoin is still here. Don’t sell. That’s exactly what this headline wants you to do. #Bitcoin #QuantumFUD #QuantumvsBitcoin #QuantumComputer #BitcoinFacts

Google says quantum will break Bitcoin in 9 minutes. They need 500,000 qubits. They have 72. Your bank OTP, UPI, Aadhaar all of that is more vulnerable than Bitcoin. Closed systems, legacy code, zero transparency. Bitcoin is open source. The whole world audits it. It has been preparing for quantum for years. 17 years of FUD. Bitcoin is still here. Don’t sell. That’s exactly what this headline wants you to do. #Bitcoin #QuantumFUD #QuantumvsBitcoin #QuantumComputer #BitcoinFacts

CryptoWala

181,272 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING: France just quietly started a countdown that affects every crypto holder. Its national cyber agency will no longer certify any security product. Without quantum-safe encryption after 2027. The announcement never mentions crypto. Not once. But here is what it doesn't have to say. Bitcoin and Ethereum both run on elliptic curve cryptography. The exact algorithm France just declared obsolete. This is the quantum threat nobody likes to talk about. The fear isn't that quantum computers crack Bitcoin tomorrow. It's a strategy called "harvest now, decrypt later." Adversaries collecting encrypted data today. Waiting for the machine that can crack it. When a major government formally rejects the encryption crypto relies on. It's a signal. The timeline is shifting from theoretical to scheduled. Don't panic. Bitcoin can upgrade to quantum-resistant cryptography. The developers know this is coming. But France just made one thing clear. The clock isn't hypothetical anymore. It's ticking. And the date is set.

BREAKING: France just quietly started a countdown that affects every crypto holder. Its national cyber agency will no longer certify any security product. Without quantum-safe encryption after 2027. The announcement never mentions crypto. Not once. But here is what it doesn't have to say. Bitcoin and Ethereum both run on elliptic curve cryptography. The exact algorithm France just declared obsolete. This is the quantum threat nobody likes to talk about. The fear isn't that quantum computers crack Bitcoin tomorrow. It's a strategy called "harvest now, decrypt later." Adversaries collecting encrypted data today. Waiting for the machine that can crack it. When a major government formally rejects the encryption crypto relies on. It's a signal. The timeline is shifting from theoretical to scheduled. Don't panic. Bitcoin can upgrade to quantum-resistant cryptography. The developers know this is coming. But France just made one thing clear. The clock isn't hypothetical anymore. It's ticking. And the date is set.

Crypto Tice

72,080 views • 20 days ago