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Got it so how do you solve this issue and also how readily availuable will the quantum computers even be?
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Cryptography is a method of protecting information and communications through the use of codes so that only those for whom the information is intended can read and process it. The pre-fix "crypt" means "hidden" or "vault" and the suffix "graphy" stands for "writing."
With quantum computers vs current super processors.
If given a complex algorithm to solve which would get the answer first.
All the processing power of all the computers on Earth combined or all the processing power of all the computers in the universe combined?
Why even bother having a password in this future if the computer has enough processing power to run every password possible in seconds.
The people not preoccupied with working and paying bills messing around with particle colliders hooked up to quantum computing networks world wide. They've been messing around with distributed ledgers for a while.
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin was created as a social experiment by government agencies. They know it's inevitable.
With quantum computers vs current super processors.
If given a complex algorithm to solve which would get the answer first.
All the processing power of all the computers on Earth combined or all the processing power of all the computers in the universe combined?
Why even bother having a password in this future if the computer has enough processing power to run every password possible in seconds.
The people not preoccupied with working and paying bills messing around with particle colliders hooked up to quantum computing networks world wide. They've been messing around with distributed ledgers for a while.
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin was created as a social experiment by government agencies. They know it's inevitable.
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auto buy set for tomorrow, hope i get a great deal/price
Perfect timing.... $8400 + POP WOW!!! 8:40am MST
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Bitcoin flying
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Feelin' Good now!!! Great play.
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$16k still in play 
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What a week
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Ups and downs..
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I was debating about buying more yesterday but went against it figuring we’d head lower. Welp.
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At least you got in...not too many can say that.
*Mark Yusko "Put" is still intact...BTC hasn't broken support yet.
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Yeah those technicals are ugly. But this game doesn’t follow normal rules.
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Still ripping higher 
Shorters got torched
Shorters got torched
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Getting close to topping out here. I’d be selling into this and not buying up here.
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gotta love it.
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Wtf
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I love this ****
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Had to take a double take
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what a timeExample #10,001 why I would never attempt to trade BTC with leverage
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the prophecy/TA
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Holy mother of god, we might FOMO to 16K by the end of month.
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Remember when I said I’d be a seller and it popped another $1000. Welp. Buy every ducking dip and never sell.
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