Hexalos

Crypto investor, NFT lover @abstractchain @QANplatform

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

@xinsanityo Yep

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@Starxlight @_UwU_eth @dyli_io Uhh that would be cool

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@0xae13 03a126884effe01ca9a3059b1a74e972a6044a0101705cfecedb16619a65430dbb

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@easytopredict @z0r0zzz 03a126884effe01ca9a3059b1a74e972a6044a0101705cfecedb16619a65430dbb

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

Behind every man - even $TripleT - there is a woman

CA: 8wdL6Htn346sjpmosDm3gCJXkDbWBbeCc3LmYRNApump

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

@_UwU_eth gib me more

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

maybe the best place where i have ever been during my crypto years

my active helpful degen family, always love to check in there

[Cris 𓆏 @xinsanityo]

No crying in the meme + nft casino

Trade responsibly

building up my trading cord @tp4aph

if you remember eat_collective and thought that was good this chat 100X better imo

Top Floor

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

Just applied for @TheColossal_eth whitelist 🌍🔥

Discover it yourself: https://t.co/t0SOFsqihW https://t.co/w7AXhhpBCS

[TheColossal @TheColossal_eth]

Hidden for years... now it’s rising.

Only 1111 will exist.

Trust me - turn notifications on.

Something big is coming...

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

just followed @TheHeadCase_nft the possible next cook on eth

only 222 pieces

https://t.co/9wFChwF8Tg

#TheHeadcase

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@rabbpeg 0x83D04F04C685982e176Cf2ad5CE7F931C4461497

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@Nikwalton_ @GoblynzNFT I think we will see much higher fp soon

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@anonchain @Tma_420 @hafftka @RDToTheMoon As i said, only heard it, didnt check. it seems the info guy was wrong. dont judge me lol

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@Tma_420 @hafftka @RDToTheMoon Well, then my information was incorrect

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

@soapweb3 $STONK

[QANplatform @QANplatform]

Bitcoin's security is not a lock. It is a clock.
And for the first time in history, we can hear it ticking.

Satoshi Nakamoto owns roughly 1.1 million Bitcoin.

Those coins have shown no confirmed outgoing activity. The public keys are permanently exposed on the blockchain for anyone, and eventually any machine, to see.

It is an open ledger. Go look.

Here is why that matters in a way most people have never thought about.

Early Bitcoin wallets used a format called Pay-to-Public-Key. P2PK. In that format, your actual public key, not just a hashed address, but the raw public key itself, is visible on-chain the moment you receive funds.

Modern wallets are slightly better. They hide your public key behind a hash until you spend. But the moment you send a transaction, your public key is exposed. Forever, immutably, on thousands of nodes across the planet. Plus Taproot, Bitcoin's newest address format, reintroduces a variation of this problem embedding the public key directly in the address once again.

There are an estimated 6.9 million Bitcoin sitting in addresses with permanently exposed public keys right now.

And here is the uncomfortable geometry of this.

A quantum computer running Shor's algorithm does not need your permission or your cooperation to derive your private key from your public key. It needs computation time and your public key. One of those things is improving exponentially. The other is already public.

The sleeping wallets are not the only problem. They are the most visible symptom of it.

Every chain that launched before post-quantum cryptography was a serious engineering consideration, which is essentially every major chain alive today, was designed around the assumption that public keys are safe to expose.

That assumption was reasonable in 2009. It was reasonable in 2015. It is becoming less reasonable every year, and there is no clean way to fix it retroactively on a decentralized network where nobody is in charge.

Ethereum has made post-quantum security a strategic priority, launching a dedicated research effort, development test networks, and millions in funding. Addressing the threat would likely involve large-scale coordination, potentially requiring many independent wallets to migrate to new cryptographic standards before ‘Q-Day.’ While the network can coordinate upgrades, there is no central authority that can force all users to act, and wallets whose owners have lost access, died, or are inactive may never be upgraded meaning the success of any transition depends heavily on voluntary adoption at scale, with no fixed or reliable deadline.

Coordination theory has a name for this kind of problem. It calls it nearly impossible.

The chains that will survive the quantum transition are not the ones that will scramble to patch. They are the ones that treated quantum-safe cryptography, specifically NIST-standardized algorithms like CRYSTALS-Dilithium, as a founding architectural decision, not a future upgrade.

Because you cannot retrofit a foundation.

You can only build on one.

[Hexalos @hexalos6]

@GateAlphaHQ Just check out $STONK, elonmusk’s token with burning function

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@GotrillaGorilla I prefer buy $STONK, just check out @BitmanTW post about it

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@BitmanTW Lets break that 3.2m ATH

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@elonmusk @SkepResCenter STONK