Yesterday I figured you only need to rollover 1.5 odd 23times with 100 naira to make a million naira so I funded my sportybet with 100.
My first game came out with 1.75 odds and I won.
IBM just announced its next quantum chip, designed to perform 10,000 quantum operations across 520 qubits.
Imagine you had access to a machine like that. What real-world problem would you want it to solve?
What if the computing power used to mine a block could also solve real-world problems?
This grid visualizes the solution recorded in block 300,000 on QMS Testnet.
Each of its 1,024 squares represents a yes-or-no choice in an optimization problem. That’s 2¹⁰²⁴ possible combinations.
QMS miners run optimization solvers, and their solutions enter a lottery for the right to produce the next block.
For now, the problems are randomly generated for testing. The goal for the future is to use that same computing power to solve real-world problems that clients pay for.
both ethereum and QMS are exploring ways to make post-quantum security practical, but from different angles.
ethereum is working on compact proofs to reduce signature overhead, while @QMSNetwork separates block production from its post-quantum finality layer.
interesting to see two different approaches to the same challenge