/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18836366
>last time bitcoin went to xxxxx my currently heavy bags went to yyyyy
>therefore
QED

>>18794206
>just put your money in stuff that’s rising bros
>anyone can tell when the top is in and when to sell which is why everyone that invests even a fraction of money is a millionaire

>>18760311

Unlike Deterministic Computers, which encode data in binary digits –each of which is always in one two definite states,0 or 1,quantum computers use quantum bits or qubits,which can be in a superposition of states.Quantum Computing Developments accelerating rapidly–IBM published evidence of robust quantum computation capacity in late 20178 , and unveiled new fault tolerance capabilities that have helped to scale quantum processors beyond 50 qubits9 . Current estimations for an implementation of Grover's algorithm for AES requires far more qubits than current quantum machines possess. Grassl et al. states that the required number of qubits required to implement an exhaustive key search for AES-256 is 668110. It is not unreasonable to draw similar conclusions for SHA2-512, which has a far larger internal state, and postulate that 1024 qubits are not enough. Research investigating the cost of generic quantum preimage attacks on SHA-2 demonstrates that such an attack would require 212.6 logical qubits11. Since the NIST Randomness Beacon generates values using SHA2-512, it is reasonable to assume the same level of resources are required. Even with modern day, or even near-future quantum machines, it is still a massive leap to bruteforce 512-bit keys. To do so within the 60-second window as used by the NIST Randomness Beacon is statistically infinitesimally improbable – approximately the inverse of 2512. In short, the probability of correctly guessing the NIST beacon 512-bit key ahead of time is almost certainly zero, making it highly secure.

Read pages 30-38
https://temtum.com/downloads/temtum-whitepaper.pdf

>>18716097
>defi

>>18716292
>I help a lot of rentseekers, making sure they live comfortably while saving for a house.
That's not what rent-seeking means.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking

>>18654064
eth 2 when fully instantiated in 3-5 years will still be a clusterfuck shitty toy.

>>18638553
>bro just time every 1-8 year pump and pull out every time theres a 1-2 year dump its so easy swingtraders always win :^)

you will notice also most of these stories posted about loses are from impulsive buys. you don't lose money from holding good investments

>anon devs
>relentless shilling on the biggest anon forum in the world

Just bought 100k

>>18439798
>Poor people should save and invest money they don't have in the first place
>They should stop wasting money paying rent, bills, and for basic necessities
Oof

>>18414735
>my experience speaks for everyone
>because I lacked motivation while smoking weed, the same thing must happen to everyone else

>>18397840
>waiting to buy after it’s pumped on binance

ngmi

>>18381085
>will buy, only when it pumps 50%

Still up 9% on the day after ‘dumping’ which would be a year or more of boomer stock gains, but yeah sure we’re bearish guys

>6.7k rejected

>>18138361
>image related to image related

>>18021729
>I'll take ((what are taxes))), maintenance and hassel for 100 Alex

hrrmmm

>>17691075

>>17677990
>average 34.4
>average

>>17659590
based and redpilled.

>>17659815
>>17660022
>>17660301
>>17660386
>>17660755

anxious code monkeys detected. see you on the mcgrill

lmfao

>>17439313

>>17381845

>lottery tickets are like a stupidity tax