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>>15753227
This is relevant. Some of my notes on topics discussed in this thread.

SHA-256, RIPEMD-160, AND Elliptical Curve encryption would need to be cracked in order for bitcoin to be compromised. Unless the entire field of cryptography is rendered useless overnight, this is such an unlikely scenario. If you store your coins in an address without any transactions, your ECC public key is never revealed to the network, so even if there is an ECC vulnerability bitcoin can still be stored safely in these addresses. If there is a SHA256, or RIPEMD vulnerability, your addresses are still very secure.

Even if you could reverse engineer the function for generating a bitcoin address (minus some details):
SHA256(SHA256(RIPEMD160(SHA256(ECC_PUBKEY))))

You would still only have the ECC public key. So if anyone can figure out a way to reverse engineer all of that, then shit.

a cryptographically secure piece of software that was released anonymously* by a likely genius who managed to deploy a piece of software without any bugs on a specifically chosen date (after the bailouts) using technology partially developed by NSA and employing economic and mathematical theories that span decades of research by some of the most brilliant minds including research done by the KGB (DYOR, look up Kolmogorov) that solves all of the problems that began with the end of Bretton Woods in a world increasingly moving towards automation, AI, and hyperinflation

https://twitter.com/jsmith_crypto/status/1082101810456920065?s=21

>>15538342
How does $131,000 sound?

I hope you have all gotten your ducks in a row, marines... for soon LINK will begin the next geometric rise upwards, as promised. The September mooning starts next week and continues on for the rest of the year. If you haven't bought unloaded your tether accounts yet swinklinkers, prepare for the rope. I doubt you'll listen, and you don't even deserve this warning.

>>15504480
Newsflash. The legacy corporations will be the last to know about tech like this until it’s too late? The idea for a windows based OS was essentially developed by the xerox corporation and they were so fucking dumb they didn’t have the first idea of what they already had. Once adoption comes, they’ll be tripping over their old useless grizzled dicks to get on board.

Checkem

>>15503271
Ahem.
Fuck you.
Eat shit and die.
DR;NS