/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56357202
I fucking missed then, but not gonna fade on LINK anymore desu
Trying g to buy as much as possible along with good alts like EGLD, ATOM, SOL, QANX, HAPI and QRDO

>>56075856
Fuck RWA post quantum cryptography is the future and with the private blockchain launch of QANX I am getting my bag bigger and bigger.

>>56020547
Wait for the launch of a L1 that is based on post quantum cryptography algorithm to ensure security against the quantum computers.

>>55831794
Very true but not only that even post quantum cryptography is the current hot topic in the crucial space. Imo it's crucial to adopt this take to keep our investments safe and secure.

>>55647759
But it isn't quantum resistant, only the L1 that is built on post quantum cryptography algorithm like CRYSTALS-Dilithium will survive the threats posed by the fucking quantum computers.

>>55527918
Devs have good opportunities in the wrb3 space in particular, they have the freedom to code smart contracts in any language and make a living out of that fantastically.

>>55467837
Interesting anon, but I would go with a quantum resistant L1 which will be alot more secure and allows the devs to code in any language too. So imo this L1 will have good adoption and usecase. The mainnet will be a game-changer

>>51676751
Kek...that's sounds good to me but OG can't be replaced to be honest QAN is using the CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm which is approved by the NIST and with the X-link feature it can be upgraded anytime they want at ease. No qualms I prefer native quantum resistant blockchain.

>>51387833
Kek it's a cycle. These ICP played the fuck with me. But with QANX I ha e high hopes as it is a part of a quantum resistant hybrid blockchain.

>>51152658
That's fucking true anon. With companies like IBM and Google building the quantum computers it's fucking scary. It would be really nice to have a quantum resistant blockchain.

>>51115621
Don't ask anyone fagoot dyor. I did and invested in a quantum resistant blockchain which will be the most secure one against the threats posed by a quantum computer.

>>50970572
The threats of a quantum computer is increasing day afterrday so imo it's best to accumulate on QANX which run on a quantum resistant hybrid blockchain.

>>50904696
CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm is the best and recommended one by the NIST and a quantum resistant hybrid blockchain called QANplatform has been using this for ages now.

>>50883700
Privacy is much needed now but more than that imo we need a solution for the quantum threats we are going to face soon which is a quantum-resistant blockchain.

>>50842688
Anon, the fun part is that with the recent launch of QVM Qan Virtual machine the devs have an opportunity to develop smart contracts in any programming languages. Once the mainnet is live they will get royalties for this.

>>50705048
And more than that using the POR concensus algorithm people will be mining the tokens with mobile phones or with a raspberry pie.

>>50676205
It makes alot of sense imo because it's easy to make the transaction and added we get 1.5% cashbacks on that transactions which will be huge.