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ElizaOS founder Shaw expressed views on "quantum computing threats to Bitcoin," stating that its realization is much further away than current media reports suggest. For hash functions like SHA-256, Grover's algorithm only reduces the search space from 2²⁵⁶ to 2¹²⁸, but 2¹²⁸ is still infeasible to break. Shor's algorithm can theoretically break RSA/ECDSA encryption, but current quantum computers typically rely on optimizations that use pre-processing or prior knowledge of factors, rather than a pure implementation of Shor's algorithm.To crack Bitcoin's real-time operating network, rapid repeated execution is needed; if feasible, all encrypted data would be exposed, and Bitcoin would then be a minor issue. Modern cryptography has assumed future computational growth from the very beginning, and quadratic speedup was anticipated and considered decades ago. Whenever you see fear or hype surrounding quantum computing, remember: these people know nothing at all.

ChainCatcher message, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," tweeted, "Losers use 'clickbait' to constantly warn about a Bitcoin crash, trying to scare off speculators. I actually hope Bitcoin crashes because I would just buy more."

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the New York City Dog Mayor election has recently been disrupted by cryptocurrency speculators, leading to the withdrawal of a popular candidate. It is reported that holders of a meme coin named BERT used improper means to campaign for the candidate dog Bertram while smearing other contenders, intending to drive up the token price.The owner of candidate dog Enzo, Olivia Caputo, announced her withdrawal on social media, stating that the competition has devolved into a "catalyst for spreading hate, negative emotions, and violent threats." Caputo accused BERT coin supporters of inducing votes through payments and giveaways, suggesting in group chats that this was a "pump and dump" scheme.According to its website, the NYC Dog Mayor competition in New York "aims to create something fun and joyful for people during a time when many are struggling; to provide a unique opportunity for community development in New York City, and to present politics and civic engagement (this time) in a positive, educational, and engaging way."

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, crypto artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) recently stated in an interview that NFT speculators have left the market, leaving only a core group of enthusiasts who "understand the technology." "Looking back at that time, I think it's crazy because NFTs were hated for much longer than they were loved. We lost a lot of users, but those people were never here for the art; I could tell at a glance. Speculators have moved on, but people are still passionate about this stuff."