US EditionQuantum Threat for Bitcoin? 'I Don’t Worry About It', Says Strategy's Michael Saylor
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Michael Saylor Shrugs Off Quantum Computing Threat To Bitcoin, Warns Companies Like Microsoft, Google More Vulnerable: 'You'll See It Coming A Mile Away'
Leading Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) advocate Michael Saylor is not too worried about quantum computing’s potential threat to the network’s security. What Happened: During an interview with Bloomberg that aired Tuesday, the Strategy co-founder was asked about the possibility of quantum computing breaking…
Quantum Threat for Bitcoin? 'I Don’t Worry About It', Says Strategy's Michael Saylor - WorldNL Magazine
In brief Michael Saylor called quantum computers a bigger risk to banks and tech giants than to Bitcoin. The Strategy co-founder said phishing, not quantum computers, is the real danger to Bitcoin users today. He believes the crypto industry can adapt quickly if a threat emerges. Bitcoin’s most outspoken bull, Michael Saylor, isn’t losing sleep over what some call its biggest existential threat: quantum computing.In an interview with Bloomberg o…
Charles Guillemet, CTO of Ledger, claims that quantum computing is still far from threatening Bitcoin’s security. Key points: Google revived the debate on quantum computing by warning that it could weaken RSA cryptography much faster than expected. Charles Guillemet, CTO of Ledger, clarified that Bitcoin does not use RSA and ruled out that it is at risk by current quantum advances. According to Guillemet, we are still far from having quantum com…
Michael Saylor Shrugs Off Bitcoin Threat From Quantum
Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy and one of Bitcoin’s most vocal supporters, has downplayed worries about quantum computing’s possible danger to Bitcoin’s cryptographic security. Saylor firmly said on CNBC’s Squawk Box that he is “not worried” and that the alarm is just marketing hype and not a real, urgent threat. “Mainly Marketing” is how Saylor classified the quantum computing terror narrative, saying it is largely prom…
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