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Topic: [ANN] | SUQA | New X22i Algo | SWIFFTX | No ICO | No Pre-mine | %5 Apr Interest - page 14. (Read 181884 times)

full member
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I have been interested in quantum computing for a while and when I came across SUQA and saw it is quantum resistant, I am wondering how can you say that with certainty? Is there a way to prove it once and for all?
There was so called "quantum proof" XSH - definite shitcoin from the beginning.
I haven't seen any simple and clear explanation of this "proof". The document pallas is referring  to just states that it is "quantum proof" and that's all.
Of cause you need to be very good in maths to understand "proof", but I think that if it was so in reality - someone could at least explain it in simple and understandable words. Usually if there are none then we just have "proof" that is written by someone.
It's the same situation as with well known math problem "How much of 5 angle figures exist that can fill endless square". It was mathimatically "proved" several times with very complicated "solutions" - At first for 5, then for 8, then for 9,10,11 figures ....... but each time new figure was found Smiley What is more interesting that 4 figures were found by a housewife Smiley. Now there are 15 known figures and noone knows if this is the end. There is a "proof" that 15 is finite quantity but the solution is too complex and noone trust it Wink.
It is very enlightening example of so called "proofs" if they are very very complex and can't be expressed as simple as e=mc2.
Think of a new algo that is ASIC and FPGA resistant in the beginning but they can be configured to work for those hardwares in time. Since there are no Quantum Computers yet, the addition of the SWIFFTX Quantum Resistant algo keeps it Quantum Resistant until someone comes and says hey we hacked your Quantum Resistance. We are waiting for someone to appear and say that we are being used by Quantum computers so until that time our algorithm is Quantum Resistant not proof. There is nothing ASIC, FPGA and Quantum proof there is only resistancy for a while.
If there will be any Quantum Computers then we will replace our algo with something more Quantum Resistant.

If you want to know or understand about our technologies then wait for the announcement of the Infinity Nodes. It is just around the corner mate and i want to hear what you think of it after the announcement!

Have you source for X25X algo?
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I have been interested in quantum computing for a while and when I came across SUQA and saw it is quantum resistant, I am wondering how can you say that with certainty? Is there a way to prove it once and for all?
There was so called "quantum proof" XSH - definite shitcoin from the beginning.
I haven't seen any simple and clear explanation of this "proof". The document pallas is referring  to just states that it is "quantum proof" and that's all.
Of cause you need to be very good in maths to understand "proof", but I think that if it was so in reality - someone could at least explain it in simple and understandable words. Usually if there are none then we just have "proof" that is written by someone.
It's the same situation as with well known math problem "How much of 5 angle figures exist that can fill endless square". It was mathimatically "proved" several times with very complicated "solutions" - At first for 5, then for 8, then for 9,10,11 figures ....... but each time new figure was found Smiley What is more interesting that 4 figures were found by a housewife Smiley. Now there are 15 known figures and noone knows if this is the end. There is a "proof" that 15 is finite quantity but the solution is too complex and noone trust it Wink.
It is very enlightening example of so called "proofs" if they are very very complex and can't be expressed as simple as e=mc2.
Think of a new algo that is ASIC and FPGA resistant in the beginning but they can be configured to work for those hardwares in time. Since there are no Quantum Computers yet, the addition of the SWIFFTX Quantum Resistant algo keeps it Quantum Resistant until someone comes and says hey we hacked your Quantum Resistance. We are waiting for someone to appear and say that we are being used by Quantum computers so until that time our algorithm is Quantum Resistant not proof. There is nothing ASIC, FPGA and Quantum proof there is only resistancy for a while.
If there will be any Quantum Computers then we will replace our algo with something more Quantum Resistant.

If you want to know or understand about our technologies then wait for the announcement of the Infinity Nodes. It is just around the corner mate and i want to hear what you think of it after the announcement!
full member
Activity: 728
Merit: 106
I have been interested in quantum computing for a while and when I came across SUQA and saw it is quantum resistant, I am wondering how can you say that with certainty? Is there a way to prove it once and for all?
There was so called "quantum proof" XSH - definite shitcoin from the beginning.
I haven't seen any simple and clear explanation of this "proof". The document pallas is referring  to just states that it is "quantum proof" and that's all.
Of cause you need to be very good in maths to understand "proof", but I think that if it was so in reality - someone could at least explain it in simple and understandable words. Usually if there are none then we just have "proof" that is written by someone.
It's the same situation as with well known math problem "How much of 5 angle figures exist that can fill endless square". It was mathimatically "proved" several times with very complicated "solutions" - At first for 5, then for 8, then for 9,10,11 figures ....... but each time new figure was found Smiley What is more interesting that 4 figures were found by a housewife Smiley. Now there are 15 known figures and noone knows if this is the end. There is a "proof" that 15 is finite quantity but the solution is too complex and noone trust it Wink.
It is very enlightening example of so called "proofs" if they are very very complex and can't be expressed as simple as e=mc2.
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
SUQA-SIN  is listed on one of the top volume exchanges as a SUQA/USDT pair. Happy trading!

https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/chaoex/                                                                                                                         

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/suqa/#markets

good news!  Smiley
first pair with usdt
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
I have been interested in quantum computing for a while and when I came across SUQA and saw it is quantum resistant, I am wondering how can you say that with certainty? Is there a way to prove it once and for all?

Please see the x22i whitepaper:

https://suqa.org/file/2018/10/x22i-proof-of-work-algorithm.pdf
member
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when Binance?
sitting with a bag of this coin, wondering if there is some big news around the corner.

Secure Infinity Nodes.

Coming soon.

that tells me zero information, whatsoever... what is the benefit of this jargon?
You are in here for benefiting from every little daily details and asking when binance?
Then you will have to wait. First you need to understand what is going on. Come to discord and i will explain to you.
https://discord.gg/qrtU7Y9
Discord is the best place for information. Check out our github updates channel for development or check out the general chat for more information.
jr. member
Activity: 442
Merit: 3
I know the SIN nodes will be available to public testing soon.  To help public to be able to set them up easily when it goes live.

Secure Infinity Nodes will be like Masternodes but on Steroids. 

TBH I would also keep something like that secret until its done and out there for others to fork/copy and so on.

I think in the pipeline is X25X algo, what will help protect against the asics and all that.
dPow somewhere coming too.
Loads of stuff.  I'm in the discord channel so there you can read loads on whats coming.
sr. member
Activity: 798
Merit: 252
I have been interested in quantum computing for a while and when I came across SUQA and saw it is quantum resistant, I am wondering how can you say that with certainty? Is there a way to prove it once and for all?
jr. member
Activity: 226
Merit: 2
when Binance?
sitting with a bag of this coin, wondering if there is some big news around the corner.

Secure Infinity Nodes.

Coming soon.

that tells me zero information, whatsoever... what is the benefit of this jargon?

None that I see, other than to sound neat-o.

They haven't said much about the nodes yet. Super secret sauce I guess.
member
Activity: 952
Merit: 17
raskul
when Binance?
sitting with a bag of this coin, wondering if there is some big news around the corner.

Secure Infinity Nodes.

Coming soon.

that tells me zero information, whatsoever... what is the benefit of this jargon?
jr. member
Activity: 226
Merit: 2
when Binance?
sitting with a bag of this coin, wondering if there is some big news around the corner.

Secure Infinity Nodes.

Coming soon.
member
Activity: 952
Merit: 17
raskul
when Binance?
sitting with a bag of this coin, wondering if there is some big news around the corner.
jr. member
Activity: 442
Merit: 3
member
Activity: 653
Merit: 11
SUQA-SIN  is listed on one of the top volume exchanges as a SUQA/USDT pair. Happy trading!

https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/chaoex/                                                                                                                         

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/suqa/#markets
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
It is planned for the end of march, with public testnet in just a few days.
full member
Activity: 394
Merit: 135
I hear that they will open Secure Infinity nodes for public testnet so people can easily learn how to setup the nodes before they do the fork?
Admin said, "We want all our supporters to setup their nodes easily from day one!"

If this is true then I'm amazed because normally the devs want theirs out first and ready and be ahead of everyone else.

Is this true that SIN nodes will be available for us to setup before the fork?
Yes that is correct.
We are going to announce the details of the Infinity Nodes soon and we will open the testnet for public before the hard-fork so everybody can learn how to setup the nodes easily without problems.
DEV When the fork will be? in March?
jr. member
Activity: 442
Merit: 3
Unheard of in crypto.
Great news
member
Activity: 653
Merit: 11
I hear that they will open Secure Infinity nodes for public testnet so people can easily learn how to setup the nodes before they do the fork?
Admin said, "We want all our supporters to setup their nodes easily from day one!"

If this is true then I'm amazed because normally the devs want theirs out first and ready and be ahead of everyone else.

Is this true that SIN nodes will be available for us to setup before the fork?
Yes that is correct.
We are going to announce the details of the Infinity Nodes soon and we will open the testnet for public before the hard-fork so everybody can learn how to setup the nodes easily without problems.
jr. member
Activity: 442
Merit: 3
I hear that they will open Secure Infinity nodes for public testnet so people can easily learn how to setup the nodes before they do the fork?
Admin said, "We want all our supporters to setup their nodes easily from day one!"

If this is true then I'm amazed because normally the devs want theirs out first and ready and be ahead of everyone else.

Is this true that SIN nodes will be available for us to setup before the fork?
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