Topic: Quantum supremacy. Is your trade (coins) Quantum resistant? - page 2. (Read 159 times)
There is quantum supremacy, but the bitcoin network is strong enough to bear the quantum computing. Maybe over the next ten years this will get much advanced. What we see from Google is just the beginning to the quantum computing development. The valuation of these computers were done in Quantum Bits. To break the bitcoin it requires at least 1500 Quantum Bits, while the present quantum computer has got only 53 Quantum Bits. This way we can consider it the very early days for the advancing of quantum computers.
There has been so much controversy in crypto-space surrounding quantum computing and its effects on cryptocurrencies especially with Bitcoin! Now I find it weird that there are projects claiming to "quantum computing resistant" where in fact, the project still have to prove itself and be tested with quantum computers to see if it can break it or not! So how do we know or prove that it is indeed "quantum resistant"? We can't for now, at least for the moment.
And this is very ironic since quantum computing technology is still at its early and experimental stage and I guess it will take years before it will be commercially available and operational.
I also think this is ridiculous since I find this scenario analogous to a car claiming to be bulletproofed when in fact the bullet and the gun hasn't been invented yet to test it!
And this is very ironic since quantum computing technology is still at its early and experimental stage and I guess it will take years before it will be commercially available and operational.
I also think this is ridiculous since I find this scenario analogous to a car claiming to be bulletproofed when in fact the bullet and the gun hasn't been invented yet to test it!
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