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They Can Hack Your Bitcoin - Unless You Do This Now! With David Carvalho, founder of Naoris Protocol. 0:00 Intro 1:02 Quantum Threat Explained 3:43 Postquantum Infrastructure Basics 6:25 Wallets and Security Layers 8:57 Retrofitting Ethereum and Bitcoin 11:31 336 Million Threats Stopped 14:20 How Fast Quantum Is Coming... show more
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@katanationcyber @NaorisProtocol And everybody is wondering why retail is not here yet…buying etf or mstr is much more relaxed.
@katanationcyber @NaorisProtocol Where did your interview with Jeff Booth go? I was watching it at home, I have to go 1/2 through so I try to find it on my phone when I get in my truck and POOF, up and vanished like a fart in the wind. WTF?
The quantum threat to $BTC isn’t just hype—experts say a real attack vector could open as soon as 18 months out, with current wallet hygiene (address rotation, minimized key exposure) acting as a thin shield. Legacy cryptography like ECDSA and SHA-256 are classics, but not cut for the quantum age. Naoris Protocol is stepping up with post-quantum crypto, decentralized security mesh, and AI-driven threat detection, rolling out real-world integrations and millions of transactions already secured. Their $NAORIS token sale is in full swing, drawing serious institutional eyes and setting the stage for a June TGE. Want to see how post-quantum layers might change the whole security landscape? Take a deeper dive into the threat matrix and Naoris’s quantum-ready rollout below.
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@katanationcyber @NaorisProtocol Sounds like a major flaw to me if it can be hacked. $ETH looking better and better by the day
@katanationcyber @NaorisProtocol Dude, quantum threat ain't no joke, but Naoris gotchu. 🤖💻
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