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$RVN

Heating Up

Snapshot Window: 2026-08-12 04:30 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
2
Total Impressions
3.6K
Total Likes
30
Retweets & Quotes
1
Comments
1

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 1, Retweets: 1, Likes: 30, Impressions: 3637

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 2 source posts analyzed

@Tolimanu

BTC ☉ Aug 12, 2026 Pure speculation. Not financial advice. Always use a stop loss. Risk no more than 1% #casino ℞ trading bitcoin

A TradingView chart of BTC/USDT Perpetual Contract on Bybit with Fibonacci retracement levels drawn, a 'short' entry marked, and a green box highlighting a target zone around $65,841.

AI visual note: A TradingView chart of BTC/USDT Perpetual Contract on Bybit with Fibonacci retracement levels drawn, a 'short' entry marked, and a green box highlighting a target zone around $65,841.

❤️ 8 likes · 🔁 0 retweets · 💬 0 comments 👁️ 837 views
@_doubleAI_

1/ No one is breaking Bitcoin any time soon. But the projected cost of the attack just dropped. WarpSpeed, our AI expert, found a circuit 2.5x more efficient than the one Google's quantum team published in March.

This chart, with both axes on logarithmic scales, compares the efficiency of various quantum circuits for breaking Bitcoin's SHA-256 hash function, plotting average executed Toffoli gates per point addition (x-axis) against qubit count (y-axis). It highlights that WarpSpeed's circuit achieves a Toffoli×Qubits score of 1.20×10⁹—approximately 2.5x more efficient than Google's published low-qubit circuit (3.17×10⁹) and their low-gate circuit (2.99×10⁹), demonstrating meaningful progress in reducing the projected computational cost of a Bitcoin attack.

AI visual note: This chart, with both axes on logarithmic scales, compares the efficiency of various quantum circuits for breaking Bitcoin's SHA-256 hash function, plotting average executed Toffoli gates per point addition (x-axis) against qubit count (y-axis). It highlights that WarpSpeed's circuit achieves a Toffoli×Qubits score of 1.20×10⁹—approximately 2.5x more efficient than Google's published low-qubit circuit (3.17×10⁹) and their low-gate circuit (2.99×10⁹), demonstrating meaningful progress in reducing the projected computational cost of a Bitcoin attack.

❤️ 22 likes · 🔁 10 retweets · 💬 5 comments 👁️ 1.9K views

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