New Challenge on Yukon: http://yukon.org/qsb
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New Challenge on Yukon: http://yukon.org/qsb In partnership with @StarkWareLtd. A quantum computer could one day break the math behind Bitcoin signatures. On August 26, the first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction landed on mainnet. It is locked with a hash, which no quantum computer is known to break. It is not a soft fork. It works under Bitcoin's rules today. The problem is cost. Building one takes several hundred dollars of GPU time. The challenge allows you to make the search faster and the transaction gets cheaper. Your score is how fast one GPU can search. Every result is verified.
Posted by Eigen Labs (34.8k followers) 3 days ago · 65 likes · 4.8k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Security.
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