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Hey guys, I’m not a crypto guy. I’m all about the stock market and other forms of “investing” but I am knowledgeable enough on the subject as crypto is the reason my brother bought a house lmfao. Here’s the thing, I know bitcoin uses hashing such as SHA-256 and it uses the signature system ECDSA (correct me if I’m wrong). Some may argue that quantum’s increasing power (through the years) is will make breaking the hash easier, but idk how long it’ll be before it’s near instant. However, wouldn’t the private keys be the real issue? I talk to my brother about this but his cope is crypto will develop stronger hashes with time. But wouldn’t that leave existing cryptocurrencies in shambles as time passes? I’m no expert, but wouldn’t the advancement of these technologies make Bitcoin obsolete later on? I appreciate all opinions just insightful. I find this a bit fascinating for someone who doesn’t invest in Crypto lol. submitted by /u/69philosopher [link] [Kommentare]

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So i'm on edge here everyone. bought it march, just under 70k. guy on youtube said it couldn't go any lower and all the news articles all said 100-200k this summer. figured it would be cool to make a couple grand real quick. i was up the first week or so, and it felt good, but as it stands i'm $13k in the hole and could use some objective advice. don't laugh bc i'm new to this. have collected coins forever but getting bored with them and thought this bitcoin thing would be cool but i'm beside myself for last month straight. is it possible it could go down drastically more, or do the pros know if its going to go up this week. FMLLL. wife pissed. she thinks we're only $3k down and thats freaking her out. IDFK. sorry for the vent. feck. submitted by /u/United-Swan-3288 [link] [Kommentare]

Hello everyone, can anyone tell me if the module Binance is safe? I would like to start using it since it takes less taxes to pay and exchange money. Thanks for any feedback! submitted by /u/Somebodys_Rat [link] [Kommentare]

Got into crypto recently and opened an IRA through iTrustCapital and started filling a cold wallet with XRP. I have probably 5,000 shares of XRP and $2000 split between SOL, LINK, HBAR, ETH, BTC, XLM, and flare. The more I read this sub the more XRP sounds like a scam. My average cost is $1.62, should I hold and hope it reclaims ATH after a catalyst like the clarity act or dump it now? I'm holding for long term growth/retirement, and I don't understand this field enough to know what to invest in long term. XRP has lots of utility so I thought it'd be good, but BTC and ETH seem better despite btc having no real world use case and ETH being outdated. Any advice? Is there a real argument for btc and eth growing over the coming decades? submitted by /u/Ok-Scientist-391 [link] [Kommentare]

I’m researching a creator-led model for event markets. Instead of creators only promoting an existing market, they would define the question through a structured template, provide the required parameters, and attach a clear resolution source. The platform would standardise the rules and settlement process. The difficult part is trust. A creator may understand the topic and already have an audience, but they may also have incentives to frame the market unfairly. What controls would you expect before participating in a creator-made market—creator deposits, public resolution criteria, dispute periods, reputation scores, or something else? submitted by /u/Actual-Ad2198 [link] [Kommentare]