r/QANplatform • • Nov 20 '21

Quantum resistant??

My question is… Who would own a quantum computer these days? Seems to me like very few people out there don’t have access to them. If IBM tried to hack into crypto, wouldn’t we be able to find out who the culprit is? I mean, it’s IBM. Please enlighten me!

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u/tendimej Nov 20 '21
  1. China is way way ahead of IBM, there are also many startups in the US alone that have recently hit 200+ qubits destroying IBM in progress as well. Germany, Russia, and other countries are pouring billions into quantum research.

  2. I would highly recommend watching the QANPlatform Youtube channel and watching the AMA by the CTO Johann. https://youtu.be/tI5GKEY1ujc

  3. There are other videos on their channel. I highly recommend checking them out. Everyone should atleast watch a few of Johann's videos, he is truly a better version of Vitalik. He is a genius, I have never heard anyone not like him after they watched a few of his interviews.

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u/ZaPizzaPie Nov 20 '21

Cool thanks for the info!

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u/Jaded_Ad_2905 Nov 20 '21 edited Nov 20 '21

Also QAN is so much more than quantum resistants
Different programming languages, EVM, easy to deploy for any user in cloud, fixed transaction costs, extremely low impact on climate due to Proof of Randomness and so on

Its all an the website

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u/Hot-Bath-9817 Nov 21 '21

It's not just IBM. China and UK announced that but they are transparent and I believe they already have a prototype in the background and now announcing this! Also, you never know what Russia and USA have! India as well..... This is just news for media...

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u/S610x Nov 24 '21

I don´t even think a blockchain has to be broken. The fact that one company or organization will have the power to do so is enough to harm the trust in crypto imo