Topic: [ANN] QRL - Announcing the Quantum Resistant Ledger - page 33. (Read 186383 times)

Is Doctor selling to buy bitcoin cheaper or what?

Okay that is amazing! Thanks for the information Was just afraid that there will be a new postponement

Hey, EnViRoNmEnT! In short: yes.

Excellent!

And your points are sound. I follow The Bittrex Thing on behalf of another coin, and it remains the case that the same types of reports are still trickling in.

Isnt there a mainnet launch in the beginning of 2018? Sorry, dont have the time to follow the project / this thread so I am just curious and ask here. Maybe somebody can bring me up to date

Sure IMZ.  The usual route of Bittrex exchange handling token swap could be problematic with all the account locking and banning new users issues.  But then of course, Bittrex could have solved all the account problem before mainnet launch.  Maybe 3rd party swap site could be used.

Where is the airdrop?

Could we stay in touch, Digital? It will also be my first time doing such a 'swap.' My QRLs are in the MEW -- and the more comfortable I feel about what support we'll get, the more QRL I'll be prepared to have in the vaults at that time.

Sweet I have a feeling like I know what it may be but I don't want to jinx it at this point. Fingers crossed it is that thing I am thinking of though, let's go!

Merry Christmas to all and dev teams.  Guess we are nearing the release of mainnet soon.  I do own sizable QRL tokens in ether wallet.  Now what is exact mechanism of swapping out token for real QRLs?  I know that dev will look at ether address to see who has tokens but how will dev know which QRL wallet address to payout?  Assuming that once main net is launched, everyone will have to download it and sync it.  How will dev know my QRL address is linked to ether token address?  Sorry, am sure this is done million times before, but I always relied on exchanges to do that for me.  Never actually done it myself.  I appreciate your pointers.

Cheers

Finally! Some good news may be coming.

Bitcoin stabilizing. Altcoin season starting NOW!  

Huge news coming for QRL stay tuned!

'we now have several cryptos that are arguably 3.0s. QRL is one – quantum-computing resistant.'

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article61064.html  (tee hee, this is me)

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

Hey Deeponion dude, watch this while you wait for someone to bite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je-4Okke4BE

The world of crypto currency is far from perfect. Yes, I believe that it will be possible to solve the problem of resistance to attack by a quantum computer, but now another problem becomes urgent. How to create a Blockchain that supports many small transactions with a small commission and fast execution?

Bitcoin is so huge right now, nobody can believe it will end one day. But blockchains biggest strengths, are also it's biggest weaknesses.
1. Only being able to change by consensus. It's great because nobody can mess with your money. But it's a hussle if you need to improve your blockchain.
You see how hard it is for Bitcoin to implement changes like segwit2. Very necessary, but still not there. Everyone wants the same, a better Bitcoin, but they can't agree on how they want to do that.
They have a lot of things that need improvement because competition is huge and will take over the market. ETH has more transactions than BTC now. The price will very likely close in afterwards.
All these things need improvement:
- Transactionspeed
- Transaction costs
- The huge amount of energy BTC uses. It has to be solved, or it will be another stick for enemies to hit with.
- Quantum resistance

The need for these improvements and the lack of being capable to do so will end BTC longterm in my opinion.
But the fact that it is absolutely impossible to protect all your circulating supply from being hacked as a blockchain (and that's all existing blockchains at the moment exept for QRL) is cause for a lack of faith in a stable price that's unheard of in crypto. All it takes is an alternative. Like QRL and others to come. People will jump ship in the blink of an eye. I mean, people dump if another country just threatens with regulations that wouldn't even apply to themselves. And another example is Mt.Gox. Hackers had been stealing BTC for years and the price was still growing. I mean the theft started in 2011 and kept going untill it was discovered in 2014. Crypto was growing all those years. But the knowledge it was hacked caused the dump. Not the actual theft. Because people started selling in panic. So the knowledge that a part of the circulating supply isn't safe, is enough. Better be safe than sorry. Most certainly when it comes to money.
So even blockchains like Tezos who found a way to addapt easier have a huge unsolvable problem. Because of the second strength and weakness:
2. Private keys are automaticly generated by the blockchain. And after that:
- Nobody is able to change your private key.
- Nobody can get your private key without you giving it to them.
- Nobody but you can move your funds to a different (quantum secure) private key.
So as explained before, if you desperately NEED a new safer private key for ALL your coins. A blockchain simply can not do that for it's coins. The blockchain can be updated in a blockchain that can supply you safe private keys, but the coins still need to be moved by owners. And as explained in depth, some coins are unaccessible and can't be moved and some won't be moved by their owners. There is no solution here. This is blockchain. Is watertight. So if quantum computers arrive at full strength, and number 1 hasn't killed Bitcoin yet, number 2 will finnish it.

People can't get to accept this. Their believe in blockchain and in the "community" is so strong. "We" will overcome. There is so much money in crypto, "the community" won't let this happen. They feel they are part of something huge and nothing can change that. And the thing is, we are part of something huge. And crypto will adapt. And the community will grow and crypto is unstoppable and will be implemented in a huge amount of applications. But that crypto will be quantum proof. And the rest will be history.
Imagine you have your money in a bank. And they say: "From tomorrow, we will put your money in a different safe. Nobody will be able to steal it. You will still have 100$. We just need your autograph here, and here, thanks, you're set. ... Oh, and there will be some other funds, we're not sure how much, but we can't move that to our new safe. So that will be outside. ... It might likely be stolen somewhere in the future. But YOU will still have your 100$. ... Only it might be worth less. But the number is still 100, so you fine with that right?" No, you won't be fine with that. You would move your funds right away. As much as you love blockchain and the thought of beating the banks, the system, the thuoght of being part of something huge.. You still understand the value of money. Your money. And that will be your motivation, and the motivation of all other investors, your money and to be part of something greater: quantum secure blockchain. It will sink in with everyone sooner or later.. Most people are very protective of the projects they invest in. Naturaly.. Lots of people try to spread FUD. Competitors, but also banks, stock markets, governments, all enemies, all attacking. And people getting defensive. But people will distinguish FUD from real problems sooner or later.

Monday's $QRL Update:
- Dilithium integration begins
- filled in answers in Quora regarding QRL
- moved Wallet and Explorer to http://theqrl.org  domain (http://wallet.theqrl.org , http://explorer.theqrl.org )
#Cryptocurrency #Update #Blockchain #DevUpdate #QRL

https://futurism.com/physicists-invented-essential-component-needed-quantum-computers/

In a collaboration with Stanford University in the US, a team of scientists from the University of Sydney and Microsoft have used the newly found phase of matter – topological insulator – in shrinking an electrical component called a circulator 1,000 times smaller.

That’s super good news when it comes to squeezing more qubits into a small enough space.

I guess the decision on taking "smart contract route" or "privacy route" are yet to be taken. Privacy is a good option though, but my vote goes to smart contract, as it will give birth to lot of QR projects.

Going by their road map, 2018 they have planned for feasibility study on implementing smart contract feature...!

Wow that is a lot of coins but do you really think that will be the end of Bitcoin? I mean there are tons of better theories to be the one to end Bitcoin I can't see that being it and I am sure they could come up with a problem to go around that. Otherwise what we are going to say the circulating supply of Bitcoin goes from 21 million to 15-16 million overnight? That would be a crazy jump to make if it happens.