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Most crypto projects follow the same script. First comes the whitepaper. Then the token. Then the long wait for a product that might eventually become a real business. @EthraShip Invest chose a different path. Back in 2021, while others were drafting roadmaps, Ethra Ship was
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If Q-Day arrives early, crypto has 3 major problems: Ledger history can be attacked. User accounts can be taken over. Consensus can be targeted. @bmartins_ and @marcvl from @Algorand explain why quantum resistance is becoming urgent. [Spoken audio]: Let's say Q-Day has taken place quicker than everybody expects. And now these capabilities are being used to using the malicious fashion. What does that mean if Q-Day happens before people are ready for it? What happens if these capabilities come online way before anybody expects them to? What happens to the crypto space? We all rely on elliptic curve cryptography. But operating in a quantum world without quantum-resistant cryptography, A lot of us will just have to come to a halt or move really slowly. And they'll be incredibly problematic. I do think that most networks will struggle without something like state proofs. I think we're, I wouldn't say lucky. I think it was possible. I think we start thinking about this long before anybody else. And now it's paying dividends because we're quite comfortable moving quite fast in this space. But if you were to come today, even the internet itself for the most part wouldn't be secure. So if you need butters from a blockchain perspective, there's really, I think, three core attack vectors, right? So there's a quantum attacker could attack the ledger and rewrite the history of what's on the ledger. A quantum attacker could take over accounts. Yes. The second category and then a third category is a quantum attacker could basically influence and attack the consensus mechanism.
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