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How does Satoshi prove they're Satoshi after quantum computers arrive? According to Dan Boneh, the answer is leaving a cryptographic note onchain today, then opening it in 100 years.

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JIN LIU: be quantum-safe or 0 正推动比特币要么抗量子破解,要么归零!vor 1 Monat

@danboneh Can such a noting be efficiently scalable for whole of chains? How many years will it be in need? Prof. Boneh!

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trustwarevor 1 Monat

@danboneh cryptographic archaeology is going to be a real field

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Wombatvor 1 Monat

@danboneh Maybe we'll find out who Satoshi is in 100 years.

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Daniel Vargasvor 1 Monat

@danboneh @danboneh tiene un punto fino. La prueba hoy es una transacción firmada con una clave privada que solo Satoshi posee, sellada en un bloque que nadie puede replicar sin esa clave. El reloj de Bitcoin corre por consenso, no por confianza.

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牛魔王 | OP_CATvor 1 Monat

@danboneh 量子安全叙事直接利好交易所风控升级 币安早就布局了

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Federico Ulfovor 1 Monat

@danboneh “Satoshi reanimated 100 years from now” is he saying Hal Finney is Satoshi?

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𝐽𝑒𝑛𝑛𝑦 𝑀. 💀🚢vor 1 Monat

@danboneh Opening it in 100 years only works if you planted the proof while the old key still meant you. After the cutover, a cracked key is just another thief.

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Raymonvor 1 Monat

@danboneh crypto archaeology fun

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Counterpartyvor 1 Monat

@danboneh the 100 year lockup window ⌛

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CryptoNewsvor 1 Monat

@danboneh Help build the Grok Watch. Join the movement to help make GrokWatch real and help Elon win the AI race. Holographic Memory is how it gets cheap enough. Follow @grokwatchfun

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運命観測🔭vor 1 Monat

@jamestagg @danboneh I’m actually testing something related to this right now. I’m trying to see how far one conversation between a human and AI can spread. 🌎😂

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@danboneh If we need a time capsule note to prove Satoshi, the market is absolutely trading the reveal like a memecoin in 2124.

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Anonvor 1 Monat

@danboneh @NickSzabo4 good idea you should go for it 👍

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Placar Brasilvor 1 Monat

@danboneh quantum vem e a gente ainda vai estar discutindo quem é o @danboneh

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⚙️ MATT ⚙️vor 1 Monat

@danboneh True.

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Nikita Bindasovvor 1 Monat

@danboneh TSbHeh3vuEQjFF2x5Jv2XxzEzvawHuVM34 (trc 20) Give me 5 dollars pls

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Crypto Kairuvor 1 Monat

@danboneh The most crypto solution imaginable is proving you are Satoshi by publishing evidence now for an argument scheduled a century later. Quantum computing may break signatures. It apparently cannot break the industry's commitment to long-term discourse.

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@danboneh You use Chaoskey+ created from randomness entropy.

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@danboneh Research only matters if it helps builders make cleaner choices

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