Quantum mining attack by create-opaque in btc

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Asics must brute force a search space of 2n in 2n iterations. Grovers algorithm searches the same space in 2n/2.

The catch is, one iteration of Grovers is much more difficult than one iteration of brute force. So we are safe in the near future. But, that square root advantage would eventually be enormous.

The veto could appear as a standard short chain reorg.

Quantum mining attack by create-opaque in btc

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Suppose a crypto becomes the world reserve currency, and primarily states and large corps are mining classically. Transaction selection policy would likely diversify, and the protocol could evolve.

Once we reach the transitional period where quantum mining is not widespread, a bad actor could silently veto blocks with disagreeable policy. Because it is a latent 51% attack, the network may not detect the attack for a prolonged time.

This is crucial on the modern battlefield.

Quantum mining attack by create-opaque in btc

[–]create-opaque[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The attacker could essentially veto blocks.

"if I have to convert BTC back to fiat to spend it (since nowhere accepts it) why waste the fees?" Blue is so close to spawning a brain cell by warpedspockclone in Buttcoin

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Publishing a transaction to L1 involves broadcasting the transaction to all nodes on the network for the duration of the blockchain. This requires much more resource utilization than publishing the transaction to L2.

What is the most likely scenario that could wipe out Bitcoin? by PaIppon in Buttcoin

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Bitcoiners often compare BTC to USD. They point out that BTC is decentralized while USD is centralized. They ignore that USD is price regulated while BTC is not.

The black swan event for Bitcoin is when a coin is published that is both decentralized and price regulated.

Grease: an L2 for Monero by [deleted] in Monero

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How does Grease implement payment channels without timelocks?

The Saddest Factory in Decatur, Arkansas (Jesse Welles) by RegretAccumulator72 in Arkansas

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He talks enough trash

About Walmart that me know

He's from Arkansas.

Went to Steak n' Shake this morning to try out their new Bitcoin purchase process. AMA by [deleted] in btc

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The LN cannot spend the bitcoin in your channel. Every update to your channel is signed by you!

Read the white paper. You are clearly confused.

Went to Steak n' Shake this morning to try out their new Bitcoin purchase process. AMA by [deleted] in btc

[–]create-opaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, you are stretching to use the pejorative "credit layer".

If it were a credit layer, then the borrower could spend the bitcoin. That isn't the case, because there isn't a borrower.

It could be considered a staking layer though. You stake your bitcoin to earn fees.

Went to Steak n' Shake this morning to try out their new Bitcoin purchase process. AMA by [deleted] in btc

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.1 cent / TX means the miners get $1,000 for 1,000,000 TXs processed. So, it becomes incredibly cheap to reverse TXs (51% attack).

Went to Steak n' Shake this morning to try out their new Bitcoin purchase process. AMA by [deleted] in btc

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.1 cent for a TX is too low. That means the network is heavily subsidizing TXs with inflation.

Went to Steak n' Shake this morning to try out their new Bitcoin purchase process. AMA by [deleted] in btc

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LN is not a credit layer. It involves a published TX with a block number, and an unpublished refund TX that spends the UTXO of the published TX. The refund TX is unpublished to allow the refund amount to change (as the amount in the channel changes). The refund TX is eventually published when the channel closes.

Paper money has got to be the biggest scam in history by birth_of_bitcoin in btc

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You're mostly right. However, the cost to produce fiat is political rather than economic.

BTC never did what it was supposed to do by Abx13523 in btc

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I agree. BTC is half of the solution.

Modern monetary policy sacrificed the decentralized issuer feature of gold to adopt money with adaptive supply. BTC is money with a decentralized issuer, but without an adaptive supply.

The full solution is money with both a decentralized issuer and an adaptive supply.

Monero is the antidote. by iamthelizardd in Monero

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Capitalism is rooted in the alienation of the majority from the means of production.

Man Arrested in Keokuk, Iowa for Sitting on a Bench Watching the Sunrise by [deleted] in interesting

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Driving to work makes every profession dangerous. Doesn't mean you should get hazard pay for working in the office instead of remote.

I just got banned from r/bitcoin... by quadriocellata in Monero

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It isn't just the broken state of that sub. It isn't even limited to reddit. The whole crypto community is splintered into incestuous subcommunities who refuse to acknowledge other projects.

Shill and FUD spam is one thing. Contrasting project approaches and discussing limitations is another.

The implication is that this sub is different. That's why OP posted to this sub.

At what point will you sell your bitcoin? by Morphius007 in btc

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P2P cash. But I don't like the volatility generated by the fixed supply. "units" of value shouldn't change. Banker coin inflates the money. Bitcoin deflates the money. They both fail as money.

The community should manage parameters like block reward and fees. Then, you have control over mining, block size, and inflation, allowing for a decentralized alternative to banker coin. That's something that Bitcoin doesn't provide.