@NealinNFT@tidecoin Key facts:
•Launched in 2020
•Lightweight PoW (no validator centralization)
•Blockchain < 25 MB → anyone can run a full node
•Merge mining expected
•No VC, no classic premine, neutral protocol
Quietly built. No hype. Just infrastructure.
@NealinNFT@tidecoin@Tidecoin ($TDC) is approaching security from a very similar perspective to Bitcoin — no VC, no trust layer, just protocol discipline.
It’s built on hash-based Proof of Work, with fixed emission, and already integrates the Falcon-512 post-quantum signature scheme.
@rperezmarco@tidecoin Misma lógica energética, criptografía distinta, y desarrollado como un protocolo comunitario, no como un producto de empresa.
https://t.co/xxSvT9iDH7
@rperezmarco@rperezmarco, échale un ojo a @tidecoin, puede ser interesante.
Mantiene el modelo energético del PoW, pero sustituye ECDSA por Falcon-512 para seguridad post-cuántica.
@WayneVaughan If you’re looking into post-quantum risks, Tidecoin is worth checking out:
• Launched in 2020
• Lightweight PoW (no validator centralization)
• Blockchain <25 MB → anyone can run a node
• Merge mining expected this year
• No VC, no classic premine, neutral protocol
@fabgenovese@TrustlessState If you’re looking into post-quantum risks,$TDC @Tidecoin is worth checking out:
• Launched in 2020
• Lightweight PoW (no validator centralization)
• Blockchain <25 MB → anyone can run a node
• Merge mining expected this year
• No VC, no classic premine, neutral protocol
I talk about this because I care. I have poured blood, sweat and tears into Bitcoin over the last 8 years. If Bitcoin is to survive and thrive the next decade, we need to have difficult conversations on the Quantum threat now. It was a pleasure exploring this on The Investors Podcast.
https://t.co/ie8eul8nBh
@caprioleio If quantum isn’t solved by 2026, many will look back and realize the signal was always there.
Except @tidecoin , which was born with a post-quantum focus, lightweight PoW, and future-proof signatures.
Grab a few and wait. Time will do the rest. $TDC
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@willywoo $TDC = Quantum BTC, stack some and stay safe ⏳
- UTXO model and Proof-of-Work (Yespower)
- CPU-friendly mining and plans merge mining with Litecoin (AuxPoW)
@tidecoin
DUMMIES GUIDE TO BEING QUANTUM SAFE.
In the past it was about protecting your PRIVATE KEY (your seed phrase). In the age of big scary quantum computers (BSQC) that are coming, you need to protect your PUBLIC KEY also.
Basically a BSQC can figure out your private key from a public key.
The present day taproot addresses (the latest format) are NOT safe, these are addresses starting with "bc1p" and they embed the public key into the address, not good.
Prior formats hide the public key behind a hash, so a BSQC can't easily crack it.
Do this:
1) create a new segwit wallet. It will start with "bc1q" (NOT "bc1p"), you can use older formats too like ones starting with "1" and "3"
2) send all your BTC into this new address
3) you can continue to stack sats into this new address
4) NEVER send BTC out of it, once you do you're BSQC hackable because your public key is revealed
5) wait for Bitcoin to upgrade to a quantum safe protocol, this may take 7 years, who knows
6) send your BTC into the new quantum safe address when the network is NOT congested, once you send, you reveal the private key for a short time. It's unlikely a BSQC will steal your coins in that short window