/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54443155
The SEC

>>54443155
You forgot to add quantum hacks dumbfag

>>54443155
No where is safe and that's why crypto is a no no for me

>>54443468
Post quantum cryptography already abounds in this space faggot, there was no need to mention that

>>54443155
For me security is priority and so I'm investing in projects like QANX, QRDO and HAPI.

>>54443155
Security is of paramount importance in any establishment

>>54443559
The projects worthy of mention are the ones that adopted the primary recommendations of NIST for digital signatures . Others are vaporwares

>>54443155
>>54443744
>>54443745


Both security and privacy are important factors to consider when dealing with cryptocurrencies. Security is essential for protecting your assets from hacks, theft, and other security threats. This includes choosing a reputable and secure platform for trading, using strong passwords and two-factor authentication, and keeping your private keys secure.

Privacy, on the other hand, is important for protecting your personal information and financial data. This can include using anonymous or pseudonymous wallets and exchanges, as well as taking steps to protect your identity and personal information.

In the context of the crypto space, there have been numerous cases of hacks, scams, and rugpulls that have resulted in significant losses for users. Therefore, it is important to prioritize both security and privacy when dealing with cryptocurrencies.

It's also important to note that while there are risks associated with cryptocurrencies, there are also potential benefits, such as the potential for high returns and the ability to participate in decentralized finance. However, it's important to do your own research and due diligence, and to only invest what you can afford to lose.

>>54443264
Stupid lots. Why are they even in existence? To make the rich richer and the poor poorer.

>>54443155
It is not a facade not at all. I had to move most of my assets to Mochimo and Qanplatform because of this security risk

>>54443468
Fuck that shit. It's far fetched bitch.

>>54443477
Safety in crypto kek... you all gonna get rekt.
Invest in real estate or gold. It's safe jeets.

>>54444014
Web2 is making moves to protect itself while web3 is still exhibiting laissez-faire attitude. You are getting rekt in due time. kek

>>54443155
Crypto is now synonymous to hacks and it is not ending anytime soon

>>54443787
I think only qan adopted the primary recommendation and that says a lot about it.

>>54443264
Fuck the Feds

>>54444189
Was it not it that had partnership with AlpineEsport recently?

>>54444163
The traditional payment methods aren't spared too. Hacks happen everywhere

>>54444026
real estate is going to shit 2008 style. Pic rel. Nothing changed. We're going to have a repeat
>gold
LMAO

>>54444163
Yes that's why we need project that's built on post quantum cryptography algorithm like CRYSTALS-Dilithium which has been approved by the Nist.

>>54444189
It is also a hyperpolyglot chain that will allow developers use any programming language to deploy smart contracts

>>54443155
Wait for the zk rollout. The security is getting better.

>>54443155
Secret is my go to.

>>54444616
I prefer security over privacy. So I have decided to go with an L1 that's yet to go live but it's quantum proof and EVM compatible.>>54444298

>>54444608
Yep the current hype is good. Waiting on the Zksync airdrop.
ARB airdrop was a shit show.

>>54444663
Fucking fools I doubled with BLUR.
Kek...fuck of jeets

>>54444676
Good for you. I made 3x with QANX and holding strong. It has the potential to moon this year.

>>54443155
>Which is important security or privacy?
LOL, who cares about security or privacy when you can just live your life on the edge and take risks? YOLO, amirite? Plus, who doesn't love sharing every intimate detail of their life on social media? It's not like anyone can do anything with that information, right?

>>54444731
That's right. No would want to share their personal information and the assets they hold. The quantum computers has the ability to break our wallets and expose it. So it's wise to adopt to a quantum resistant blockchain.

>>54444871
Are you a different dimension or what there us no such thing yet. Just invest safe dyor and you will be just fine.
>moron

>>54443559
Okay, but let's not forget that just because something already exists doesn't mean it's widely adopted or understood. It's always worth mentioning important advancements in the field, especially if they have the potential to improve security measures. So let's give credit where credit is due and stop being a dumbfag

>>54444888
Japanese has plans to use these quantum computers for their hospital sectors and a bank in Canada is interested in using them to get their work done faster.
So the threats posed by a quantum computer is inevitable so its wise to have a quantum resistant blockchain.
Better to be step ahead rather get rekt later.

>>54444934
PoR consensus will be widely adopted wether you agree or not. It's decentralized, scalable, secure, economical and eco-friendly.

>>54444698
Nice bro, I'm happy for you. I'm holding onto some coins too and hoping they'll moon eventually. Fingers crossed for a good year ahead. But do you think this dip is a good one to slurp up some more? I'm 31, living in our family basement. I want to make life-changing money with crypto.

>>54443155
Bag monero oldfag.simple as that.

>>54444970
See making money huge is important but you need security to keep our investments safe. So it's important to understand the problems and threats coming. I am getting g ready with an L1 that is quantum proof and has a great opportunities for the devs to code in any language. More utilities but security in check.

>>54444163
Hacks can happen in any industry, and it's up to individuals and organizations to take steps to protect themselves and their assets.

In fact, the cryptocurrency industry has made significant strides in improving security measures, such as implementing multi-factor authentication and using cold storage to keep funds offline.

>>54444997
I agree with your sentiment that it's important to have both financial stability and security when it comes to investments. It's wise to be prepared for potential problems and threats in the future, especially as technology continues to advance rapidly.

>>54444871
Absolutely based and redpilled my dude! It's a well-known fact that nobody wants their personal info or assets exposed. And with the increasing threat of quantum computers, it's important to take steps to ensure our wallets remain secure. That's why adopting a quantum-resistant blockchain is a smart move. Keep your investments safe and your privacy intact, senpai.

>>54444963
I totally agree with you! PoR is the way to go! I mean, who needs those boring old proof-of-work systems anyway? PoR is decentralized AF, which means we can all be our own banks and make banks.

>>54443477
Bruh, you're really missing out on some major gains by playing it safe. Crypto is where the real degens make their money. If you're not willing to take some risks, you'll never be able to afford that Lambo you've been dreaming of. So, get with the program and let's make some reckless investments together and fuck sexy bitches.

>>54445825
It's totally scalable, so we can take over the world in no time. And don't even get me started on how secure it is. No one's gonna be able to hack this bad boy, that's for sure. And it's so economical and eco-friendly, we're practically saving the planet by using it

>>54444973
For cross chain interoperability sake, I'm sticking with ORE

>>54443155
The focus should be on security, most especially on quantum-resistant blockchain

>>54443477
Even banks are fucked up, so I will still prefer crypto
>>54443559
There are blockchains that are quantum resistant already

>>54443155
Channers ain't scared anymore, CRYSTALS-Dilithium as the quantum resistant signature is getting asses secured.

>>54443155
I'm already staking my RAIL token and loving the experience! The shielding feature has been a game-changer for me, providing me with an extra layer of security for my assets.

>>54444632
Kek, the quantum-resistant hybrid blockchain is going to be Ethereum Compatible, making massive migration of projects from Ethereum easy.

>>54445688
100% true that. My girlfriend's titties are under safe hands. POR concensus algorithm which is a eco-friendly will give a good dick ride.

>>54444632
Kek, the quantum-resistant hybrid blockchain is going to be Ethereum Compatible, making massive migration of projects from Ethereum easy.

>>54443155
Would be retarded thinking to place importance on one over the other. Both are important and should be taken seriously
You'd have less worries with apps like sylo which gives both privacy and security

>>54446687
Its contracts are deployed and permissionless, they are common property and not controlled by anyone

>>54443155
There are three vectors to consider. It's the CIA triad. Confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Integrity is probably the most important part of crypto. Bitcoin has very little confidentiality and Monero has a ton. However, there is no availability for the data.

Ideally, you'd find a way to work this into a third dimension and maximize all of these at once. I think that, when that happens, you have a world changing thing.

Personally security matters the most to me.

>>54443155

what a strange question. security is privacy. if your data are not secure they are not private. if they cannot be private they are not secure.

>>54444676
Stop fucking trannies booty and get your bag filled, become a developer to develop in any programming language.

>>54443744
Bet on ID management crypto, ENS ORE are good options

>>54444663
Kek this one's a real dumbass move, bruh. Arbitrum's a total shitshow, but when those chads made bank ($2k-$20k), it was straight up hilarious. Where do you even get your news, man? Personally, I dumped my 625units at 1.5 and got the heck outta there, switched to DEX interactions with upcoming tokens instead. Snagged some SkyJack NFTs with that sweet Dark Iridium material on holoride marketplace, and even made some degen plays on zksync, NFTs flips too but overall I'm gradually positioning for more in the future.

>>54446845
Security IMO is the most important, kudos to all blockchains working on quantum-resistant features

by the way if you clicked OPs image it was loaded with some loggers. enjoy getting your wallets drained

>>54446876
>It's the CIA triad.

cocaine, insurrection and atrocity?

>However, there is no availability for the data.

in monero, viewkeys can be used to prove your balance e.g. to an auditor, without compromising the security of the private key you use to sign transactions.

>>54445688
100% true at that. My girlfriend's titties are under safe hands. Not PoW, not PoS but PoR concensus algorithm which is a eco-friendly will give a good dick ride.

>>54446851
wen did it stop being a regular non-custodial wallet into a rocket science kinda app doing so many shit?

>>54447076
you store your gf's nudes on the blockchain anon?

>>54443744
Good choice with QANX, it's one of my biggest bags too, too bad ETH isn't focused on QCT

>>54446892
>what a strange question. security is privacy. if your data are not secure they are not private. if they cannot be private they are not secure.

perhaps OP means transparency, rather than "privacy". here i think it's worth making a distinction between individuals and groups. the individual has a right to privacy. large organizations and governments, which have large responsibilities and obligations, should be transparent. not the other way around


perhaps more important than nitpicking the transparency of various PoW protocols that will likely be deprecated by more efficient models anyway, i wonder, how much gold is in fort knox?

https://seekingalpha.com/article/3237936-u-s-government-lost-7-fort-knox-gold-audit-reports

i should think that u.s. citizens, from whom so much gold was confiscated and put in fort knox, ought to have a right to know if it's there and if not, what's happened to it.

>>54446892
No wonder why Nexera and OREID seems to be the best solution for theft and data management.

>>54447167
I love the shit, quantum-resistant is gaining tractions now since the relaunch. QVM and Librescan feel sweet like a spilled milk from a busty boob.

>>54447144
Security via self custody, holding your own phrase
Privacy by protecting users comms data and putting them in control.

It's not rocket science bobo

>>54447243

i strongly suspect that most modern CPUs and networking hardware have built-in backdoors that can be exploited on any networked machine remotely. perhaps this state is accessed when the cpu decrypts a piece of data containing a certain code, who knows? would such traffic be obvious if one were to use a packet sniffer? there are plenty of ways to hide one signal within another, and i suppose that's the entire point of encryption itself.

>>54447167
Nice picks anon, That's the next big gem considering the mass adoption awaiting this solution for future security of all digital assets.

>>54444973
Fuck Montero, I bought a bunch of YLA and will continue to increase when the dip occurs. In addition, I received some CVP for long-term investments.

>>54447441
ORE, my best ride.

>>54444296
Ain't gonna listen to the Jews anymore, language coding for smart contracts can potentially bring millions of skilled devs over to a more secured blockchain.

>>54447445
cont.

anyway, compromised hardware defeats the purpose of secure software. the designs and production details of modern CPUs are all trade secrets. i don't know that much about the process of chip fabrication but i've often thought it would be a great benefit to privacy and security if there were an open-source microcontroller, designed to be easy to manufacture on a small scale and without the great expense of modern chip fabrication. a provably secure microcontroller that could be manufactured locally. it would not have to be very fast in itself, just fast enough to enable communication over the internet and for basic composition, record keeping, etc.

>>54447167
I love the shit, quantum-resistant is gaining tractions now since the relaunch. QVM and Librescan feel sweet like a spilled milk from a busty boob.

>>54447589
>it would not have to be very fast in itself, just fast enough to enable communication over the internet and for basic composition, record keeping, etc.

and also suitable for embedded applications, e.g. automotive, healthcare, etc. a single-core design with a basic risc instruction set, but fairly wide registers and a decent fpu.

>>54447167
Vitalik did mention it once last year and then it was history, I guess this will give a better chance for the new L1 to strive

>>54444698
Hey smart fag, JavaScript is out soon there will be more languages. It's party era for all developers.

>>54447441
Giving big tech social messenger apps a run for their money and protecting the average Joe
You can't hate it

>>54444963
I guess it is better than both PoW and PoS combined then

>>54446868
First off, buy that house and proceed to save the rest in a privacy enabled wallet, away from the prying eyes of family and friends.

>>54444296
Ain't gonna listen to the Jews anymore, language coding for smart contracts can potentially bring millions of skilled devs over to a more secured blockchain.

False dichotomy as privacy is security.

>>54447650
>and also suitable for embedded applications, e.g. automotive, healthcare, etc. a single-core design with a basic risc instruction set, but fairly wide registers and a decent fpu.
cont.

of course, it would have no microcode and would utilize hardwired control.

there are an absurd number of instructions on the modern intel cpu, and probably many more undocumented features. i've used x86 assembly, the instruction set is needlessly complex.

a good cpu would have a transparent and orthogonal instruction set, a consistent, straightforward calling convention, and generally be designed to ease tasks such as stack management, use of the fpu, etc. so that one can just jump right into writing assembly without having to memorize so many little details. it would facilitate a functional style of programming right out of the box and make writing assembly almost as easy as writing C.

>>54447063
That's minimally available which is cool. To have all three maximized with a fourth unknown variable is probably the way forward. Whatever that variable may be

>>54448000

like i said, this whole thread is just a bunch of horseshit. what about the fort knox gold? >>54447168 what about the interest we pay on national debt that is supposedly denominated in our own currency? it's all horseshit and so is the mainstream news media, reddit, twitter, youtube, and so on. a farce. an act.

>>54446587
That's a cracker anon, Companies such as Alpine ESPORTS are already shoving dicks to see the potentials in it.

>>54447793
Well utilized privacy and self custody, you are good to go.

>>54448056
cont.

what's the point of hemming and hawing over various trivialities while we ignore such bald-faced subversion and injustice? the government is a sham, the media is a sham, reddit is a sham. we might as well tape our mouths shut and raise the next generation as feral children for all the good (or lack thereof) that we put our faculties, talents, logic and language to use for.

>>54447721
Developers are going to the biggie bag, earning a lifetime royalties when their codes are reused by other devs. Jeets are now gonna make it in life.

>>54443155
Privacy implies security, no?

>>54443744
OGN, a project with competent and professional team. Low transaction fees with no middlemen it internediaries

>>54448066
Alpineesports is really big on blockchain tech no doubt, It's nice seeing it partnered with QAN

>>54447441
This reminds me of ORE and Nexera protocol

>>54444608
Metis will overtake ya'll

>>54447167
All hope is one this L1 right now, Q Day is fast approaching

>>54443155
I though this was an hbar thread.

>>54447457
Focus on user's identity credentials that provides more ethical alternative for digital identity solutions.

You can't have security without privacy.