Another solid week stacking GEMS and upgrading miners on @Bullshot911! βοΈπ₯
Bull GEM on Base is easily the smoothest idle miner right now. Check it out: https://t.co/Yj12YlBiER
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The Last I post it, I swear must WIN π₯²
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I just stepped up to the river and applied for the @LetheansNFT whitelist π
Soul #0005 is waiting to be judged.
Drink. Forget. Reborn.
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Three ideas just hit the Bitcoin dev mailing list to address the quantum threat.
Quantum Landmines: Owners hide a proof in advance. Anyone moving old coins must lock up the same amount as collateral for weeks. If the real owner shows up with the proof, they keep their coins and take the collateral.
Staked Auction: Others stake their own BTC on exposed wallets in advance, with a hidden bid. If those coins are moved, an auction opens and the stakers can claim the moverβs collateral.
Sats Auction: No staking needed. Every move of an old coin opens an auction. The highest bidder takes the coins minus their bid, and the runner-up loses theirs.
Landmines require the owner to act. But what happens to the Bitcoin in wallets associated with Satoshi if no one can?
The auction ideas try to answer that, each in a very different way.
But none of them is decided. None of them is part of Bitcoin yet.
For now, 1,096,361 BTC still sits exactly where Satoshi left it.
Bitcoin needs more proposals like these, and more people paying attention to the quantum threat.
That attention wonβt come by waiting.
So we crack first, and make the whole world watch.
Join the Crack.
No one enters Satoshi wallet before us.
1,096,361.
been heads down building shades π οΈ
contracts: 80% β
tests: 48 passing β
testnet: this week β³
mainnet: nov 9 on @Enter_Elysium
early list gets first seat at the seed. last chance to get on it.
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