Quote from: bitcoinquantumxyz on June 12, 2024, 05:17:13 PM

Open-source Code: Transparency is crucial for trust in the crypto community. Our plan includes making the source code publicly available once certain milestones are reached. This is to ensure that the code meets high standards of security and functionality before wide release. We understand the importance of transparency, and detailed timelines for open-sourcing will be shared with our community and partners as they are finalized.

I question the transparency when it's been 6 years since BTQ genesis block mined.

Quote from: the_options on June 12, 2024, 05:41:01 PM

If I had a quantum computer and was working in intelligence the first thing I'd set it upon is breaking SHA-256.

And what would you by breaking SHA-256? According to ..., it seems you can't reverse SHA-256 even with quantum computer.

if quantum and AI are combined, then SHA-256 is easy problem.

i found research by Wazir Zada Khan, Doctor of Philosophy. researchgate . net/publication/364681977_Quantum_Cryptography_a_Real_Threat_to_Classical_Blockchain_Requirements_and_Challenges


------
BTQ Address: Q010500d8ac8845f9574b548de327d0949af394f8b4e3e66ae5b2e26400bc81732ed127ff6e113c