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1,096,361.
Three proposals, three different approaches to one major question: how can Bitcoin protect coins that may have lost access to their original owners? ⚛️
Nothing is decided yet, but these discussions deserve more attention. @1096361BTC
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 mover’s 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 won’t 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.
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 mover’s 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 won’t 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.
Insolite: Un dev de Bitcoin Core vient de proposer une idée assez maligne et drôle contre la menace quantique.
Au lieu de geler les vieux BTC, il veut piéger les voleurs.
Petit rappel du problème : un ordi quantique pourrait retrouver la clé des vieux wallets exposés, environ 7 millions de BTC. Une fois la clé en main, le voleur signe exactement comme le propriétaire. Le réseau ne ferait alors pas la différence.
La proposition de Cory Fields : pour déplacer un de ces vieux BTC il faudrait d’abord bloquer la même somme en caution pendant quelques semaines.
Pendant ce délai, le vrai propriétaire pourrait sortir une preuve qu’il a cachée à l’avance. S’il le fait, il garde ses BTC et il récupère en plus la caution du voleur.
Le voleur ne sait donc jamais si le wallet qu’il attaque est piégé. Chaque tentative peut lui coûter son propre argent.
Forcément des limites : ça ne marche que si tu as encore tes clés. Les BTC perdus et ceux de Satoshi, resteraient exposés. Et pour l’instant ce n’est qu’une proposition sur la liste de discussion des devs. Puis il faut donc avoir des bitcoins pour libérer ses propres bitcoins… bref semble compliqué mais l’angle : ajoutons un risque à l’attaquant, m’a fait rire
The next chapter of POV starts in the MemeBitcoin Discord Forum.
For the remaining 5 weeks, POV will be connected to the topics shared in the Forum.
Join the Discord server, check the pinned Forum Guideline post, and keep an eye out for new topics.
Going forward, POV rewards will include new Discord Roles alongside the existing emblems. Users holding these Roles will receive special rewards in the future.
The Forum is currently available first to Buckazoid emblem holders. Access will open to non-holders soon.
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The next chapter of POV starts in the MemeBitcoin Discord Forum.
For the remaining 5 weeks, POV will be connected to the topics shared in the Forum.
Join the Discord server, check the pinned Forum Guideline post, and keep an eye out for new topics.
Going forward, POV rewards will include new Discord Roles alongside the existing emblems. Users holding these Roles will receive special rewards in the future.
The Forum is currently available first to Buckazoid emblem holders. Access will open to non-holders soon.
1,096,361
Bitcoin has survived for 18 years by relying on mathematics and cryptography. But technology never stands still. ⚛️
Quantum threats may not be here today, but discussing future risks early is how we prepare for tomorrow. Better awareness
1,096,361 @1096361BTC
18 years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto published a 9-page paper.
"Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System."
No company. No CEO. No permission needed.
Just math, code, and a network anyone could join.
What began as an idea on a cryptography mailing list is now held in ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even national reserves.
For 18 years, Bitcoin's security has rested on one simple premise: some math problems are too hard to solve.
Quantum computing is beginning to challenge that premise.
That does not mean a quantum computer can break Bitcoin today.
But the research is moving faster than the conversation around it in crypto.
And if that day comes, some of the first coins at risk would be the Bitcoin held in wallets widely associated with Satoshi.
Untouched since Bitcoin’s earliest days.
Join MemeBitcoin.
Spread the message before Satoshi’s wallet is drained.
No one enters Satoshi wallet before us.
1,096,361
@1096361BTC Bitcoin's future security is definitely worth discussing before quantum computing becomes a real threat. ⚛️ Do you think the crypto community is taking this seriously enough yet? 👀₿
18 years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto published a 9-page paper.
"Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System."
No company. No CEO. No permission needed.
Just math, code, and a network anyone could join.
What began as an idea on a cryptography mailing list is now held in ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even national reserves.
For 18 years, Bitcoin's security has rested on one simple premise: some math problems are too hard to solve.
Quantum computing is beginning to challenge that premise.
That does not mean a quantum computer can break Bitcoin today.
But the research is moving faster than the conversation around it in crypto.
And if that day comes, some of the first coins at risk would be the Bitcoin held in wallets widely associated with Satoshi.
Untouched since Bitcoin’s earliest days.
Join MemeBitcoin.
Spread the message before Satoshi’s wallet is drained.
No one enters Satoshi wallet before us.
1,096,361
@1096361BTC Love that you're listening to both the support and the concerns. ❤️ Now you've got me curious! Any guesses from the community about what's coming next? 👀₿
A strong community isn't built by listening only to the cheers. It's built by listening to concerns and growing together. 👀 Excited to see what MBTC is working on next!
1,096,361 ⚛️₿ @1096361BTC
We hear you.
Not just the cheers, but the concerns too.
We’re working on a new way to bring the MBTC community closer.
More soon. And more together.
1,096,361
We hear you.
Not just the cheers, but the concerns too.
We’re working on a new way to bring the MBTC community closer.
More soon. And more together.
1,096,361
17 crypto DApp hacks in just 7 days. That's a reminder that security should never be treated as an afterthought. Better to raise awareness and prepare early than wait for a major incident. Let's keep spreading the message. ⚛️₿
1,096,361 @1096361BTC
Over the last 7 days, we have identified 17 crypto DApp hacking incidents.
We should not take hacks and vulnerabilities lightly simply because they are common.
Furthermore, thank you to everyone who is helping to make '1,096,361' go viral in order to address potential risks.
Thank you to all who took part in POV Week 7.