BeNN
lol They recreated it😂😂🤣🤣🔥🔥
Ethiopia did more than I anticipated actually!.... Anyone else watching while final is tomorrow👀👀😂😂
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BeNN
What a wonderful night! ❤️❤️❤️❤️SENEGAL❤️❤️❤️❤️
One way or another Justice Prevails!! Mane My Man 🙌🙌
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Is there anyone who has bought ENS Domain before?...If you have tell us the experience like the network fees if there is congestion and stuff.
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The funniest incident I had was ... The book store has really great books 🔥and I saw Mein Kampf👀😂I started over viewing it and one foreign dude started staring at me like I'm going to be Hitler's Reborn 🤣 I had to go to him and explain that I don't like it, but sure as hell I'm gonna read it one day 😁and he laughed so hard and talked a lot mainly about Nietzsche! Didn't know that I have good knowledge in philosophy.
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BeNN
What If you can extract private keys from public keys??👀
There is a reason I posted this question and I will try to explain best in below post
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🚨 Your Public Key Is Not As Safe As You Think
Most people believe crypto and public-key cryptography are safe, but that’s not entirely true.
Most modern security, from cryptocurrency to TLS, relies on one assumption:
"Factoring large numbers is hard."
Shor’s Algorithm breaks that assumption the moment large-scale quantum computers become practical, allowing private keys to be derived from public keys.
Shor’s algorithm, discovered by Peter Shor in 1994, shows that a quantum computer can efficiently break the mathematics behind modern cryptography.
In simple terms: it turns “hard to break” into “easy to compute”.
It works by converting key-breaking problems into a period-finding task, something quantum computers are exceptionally good at. Once that period is found, the secret key is no longer secret.
So what does this mean for crypto?
🚨 The risks are not small:
- Private keys can be mathematically derived from public keys
- Wallets that have ever exposed a public key become long-term targets
- Old blockchain data becomes a future attack surface
- High-value wallets don’t need to be hacked today — just waited on
- Trust shifts from “cryptography” to “hope hardware never catches up”
This isn’t brute force.
This is the math itself collapsing.
And "crypto is nothing but math."
🛠️ The solution isn’t fear, it’s evolution:
- Post-quantum cryptography
- Quantum-safe signature schemes
- Wallets and protocols designed to upgrade cryptography over time
Most people believe crypto and public-key cryptography are safe, but that’s not entirely true.
Most modern security, from cryptocurrency to TLS, relies on one assumption:
"Factoring large numbers is hard."
Shor’s Algorithm breaks that assumption the moment large-scale quantum computers become practical, allowing private keys to be derived from public keys.
Shor’s algorithm, discovered by Peter Shor in 1994, shows that a quantum computer can efficiently break the mathematics behind modern cryptography.
In simple terms: it turns “hard to break” into “easy to compute”.
It works by converting key-breaking problems into a period-finding task, something quantum computers are exceptionally good at. Once that period is found, the secret key is no longer secret.
So what does this mean for crypto?
🚨 The risks are not small:
- Private keys can be mathematically derived from public keys
- Wallets that have ever exposed a public key become long-term targets
- Old blockchain data becomes a future attack surface
- High-value wallets don’t need to be hacked today — just waited on
- Trust shifts from “cryptography” to “hope hardware never catches up”
This isn’t brute force.
This is the math itself collapsing.
And "crypto is nothing but math."
🛠️ The solution isn’t fear, it’s evolution:
- Post-quantum cryptography
- Quantum-safe signature schemes
- Wallets and protocols designed to upgrade cryptography over time
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Forwarded from CRYPTO INSIDER
A trader entrusted Clawdbot with $1 million in crypto.
The bot processed thousands of reports, ran 12 algorithms, scanned X posts —ending with a total loss.
CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit
The bot processed thousands of reports, ran 12 algorithms, scanned X posts —
CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit
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