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Dow Jones Swing Short IdeaComing off All Time Highs after a trump victory rally it is time for an exhausted bull market to come back and find fair value for the real bulls that buy this. the amount of greed that's sits currently in this market is to dream of for bears, and their time haas come 34500 inbound...this target should come through in the next 12month candle so its a long term leap trade. DXY has been coming down too much, it's time to hit the kill switch on stocks and worry more on the dollar and all this inflation/tarriffs/war/ trump/ etc . DXY up = stocks down
CAPITALCOM:US30Short
by encrypted_fx
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Will Tomorrow’s Secrets Remain Safe?The financial world stands at a critical juncture as the rapid advancement of quantum computing casts a shadow over current encryption methods. For decades, the security of sensitive financial data has relied on the computational difficulty of mathematical problems like integer factorization and discrete logarithms, the cornerstones of RSA and ECC encryption. However, quantum computers, leveraging principles of quantum mechanics, possess the potential to solve these problems exponentially faster, rendering current encryption standards vulnerable. This looming threat necessitates a proactive shift towards post-quantum cryptography (PQC), a new generation of encryption algorithms designed to withstand attacks from both classical and quantum computers. Recognizing this urgent need, global standardization bodies like NIST have been actively working to identify and standardize quantum-resistant algorithms. Their efforts have already resulted in standardizing several promising PQC methods, including lattice-based cryptography (like CRYSTALS-Kyber and CRYSTALS-Dilithium) and code-based cryptography (like HQC). These algorithms rely on different mathematical problems believed to be hard for quantum computers, such as finding the shortest vector in a lattice or decoding general linear codes. The finance industry, a prime target for "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks where encrypted data is stored for future quantum decryption, must prioritize adopting these new standards to protect sensitive financial transactions, customer data, and the integrity of financial records. The transition to a quantum-safe future requires a strategic and proactive approach. Financial institutions need to conduct thorough risk assessments, develop phased implementation roadmaps, and prioritize crypto agility – the ability to switch between cryptographic algorithms seamlessly. Early adoption not only mitigates the looming quantum threat but also ensures regulatory compliance and can provide a competitive advantage by demonstrating a commitment to security and innovation. As technology leaders like Cloudflare begin to integrate post-quantum cryptography into their platforms, the financial sector must follow suit, embracing the new cryptographic landscape to safeguard its future in an era defined by quantum capabilities. Adopting post-quantum cryptography is essential, as merely using a different mathematical method does not ensure protection against quantum computing threats.
NYSE:NETShort
by UDIS_View
Will Quantum Computing Make Our Digital Fortresses Crumble?In the race toward quantum supremacy, D-Wave Systems stands as a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit of computational boundaries. Their latest Advantage2 processor, boasting over 4,400 qubits, doesn't just represent an incremental step forward—it demonstrates quantum computing's transformation from theoretical promise to practical reality. With processing capabilities 25,000 times faster than its predecessors in materials science applications, we're witnessing the dawn of a new computational era. This quantum revolution extends far beyond laboratory walls. NASA and Google's collaborative Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab exemplifies how quantum computing is already reshaping our approach to complex challenges. From simulating planetary atmospheres to optimizing space missions, these systems tackle problems that traditional computers find insurmountable. The technology's ability to explore multiple solutions simultaneously opens doors to possibilities we're only beginning to imagine. However, recent developments from Chinese researchers using D-Wave systems to breach encryption algorithms present a double-edged sword. While showcasing quantum computing's extraordinary potential, these breakthroughs signal a fundamental shift in cybersecurity paradigms. As we stand at this technological crossroads, the question isn't whether quantum computing will transform our world, but how we'll adapt to its profound implications for security, science, and society. The future isn't just approaching—it's already unfolding at quantum speed.
NYSE:QBTSLong
by UDIS_View
Quantum cryptography and Post-Quantum cryptographyHello guys today i want to explain Quantum cryptography and Post-quantum cryptography and how they can affect blockchain security and whats the solution. lets start with a brief explanation of cryptography: Cryptography is the process of encrypting data, or converting plain text into scrambled text so that only someone who has the right “key” can read it. NOW what is quantum cryptography? Quantum cryptography simply uses the principles of quantum mechanics to encrypt data and transmit it in a way that cannot be hacked. and what is Post-Quantum cryptography? Post-quantum cryptography refers to cryptographic algorithms (usually public-key algorithms) that are thought to be secure against an attack by a quantum computer. These complex mathematical equations take traditional computers months or even years to break. However, quantum computers running Shor’s algorithm will be able to break math-based systems in moments. How Quantum Cryptography Works? Quantum cryptography, or quantum key distribution (QKD), uses a series of photons (light particles) to transmit data from one location to another over a fiber optic cable. By comparing measurements of the properties of a fraction of these photons, the two endpoints can determine what the key is and if it is safe to use. The sender transmits photons through a filter (or polarizer) which randomly gives them one of four possible polarizations and bit designations: Vertical (One bit), Horizontal (Zero bit), 45 degree right (One bit), or 45 degree left (Zero bit). The photons travel to a receiver, which uses two beam splitters (horizontal/vertical and diagonal) to “read” the polarization of each photon. The receiver does not know which beam splitter to use for each photon and has to guess which one to use. Once the stream of photons has been sent, the receiver tells the sender which beam splitter was used for each of the photons in the sequence they were sent, and the sender compares that information with the sequence of polarizers used to send the key. The photons that were read using the wrong beam splitter are discarded, and the resulting sequence of bits becomes the key. If the photon is read or copied in any way by an eavesdropper, the photon’s state will change. The change will be detected by the endpoints. In other words, this means you cannot read the photon and forward it on or make a copy of it without being detected. The Solution We Need Now for Tomorrow! The need for unbreakable encryption is staring us in the face. With the development of quantum computers looming on the horizon, the integrity of encrypted data is at risk now. Fortunately, quantum cryptography, through QKD, offers the solution we need to safeguard our information well into the future – all based on the complex principles of quantum mechanics. In January 2022 a team at Sussex University spin-out company Universal Quantum published research on transit attacks which calculated that it would require a quantum computer with a 1.9 billion qubit-capacity to break Bitcoin’s encryption in the required ten-minute window (this is the time taken for a Bitcoin to be mined). Even at 317 million qubits it would take an hour and 13 million qubits for a day. For context, IBM’s superconducting quantum computer currently has a 127-qubit processor. REFRENCES: www.investmentmonitor.ai www.quantumxc.com www.techtarget.com Hope you enjoy this article. please share me your opinion about Quantum computing in comments. can they break BITCOIN???!!!
Education
by TraderAmin-KZ
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Quantum Computing is Coming. Is the Crypto Industry Ready?A lot of public and private interests are pouring a lot of money into quantum computing right now, and there have been significant breakthroughs in the technology in the last few years that has made it possible for people to start thinking about practical applications. Quantum computers are attempting to crack encryption algorithms such as Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) that Bitcoin runs on - putting the entire ecosystem at risk if the emerging technology is successful in becoming commonplace. A quick look at some of the emerging concepts coming out of research institutions and their potential effects on the crypto market as a whole. steveblank.com www.coindesk.com
Long
by RyanTanaka
4
NU is one to watch$Nu and $keep have an upcoming protocol merger. The first of its kind actually. The baby they will have will be named tBTC. This thing is going to be a monster. It's still so early for this project. Look into what this monster will be bringing to btc. Seriously, look into this one. Showing some bullish divergence on the 4 hour and a considerable retrace from the recent ath. This is a long term hold type of project. This is an encryption protocol type of asset. Two teams merging that are very concerned with privacy preservation, and we know how important that is and how well these types of coins do.
NLong
by TrueStoryCryptoNews
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DATS -- Bottoming ahead of national marketing campaignDATS has released a privacy-focused social media app DatChat into the wild with another major rollout planned for this month to go along with the national (US) marketing campaign through Barstool Sports and other major online influencers. App features include screenshot protection, beefed up privacy/security features, self-destructing messages, Apple iMessage integration and many more. Company owns a number of patents that protect its IP. With Facebook and other social media companies facing scrutiny over their usage of private data, this is a perfect environment for new player to come in and to show they do things differently. If stars align and this new app/social network goes viral, sky is the limit given the minuscule $163M mkt cap. For some reference, WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook for $19B USD! Company has over $20M in cash, so there's no need for immediate dilution. Bottoming chart with strong trendline support. Very similar setup to the previous two times it hit that line before going on a major run. Selling is drying up and MACD is starting to curl for a potential bullish cross. Double Bottom pattern. Successful breakout through previous high would trigger $28 - 30 technical target. This is a potential multi-bagger from current levels.
NASDAQ:DATSLong
by agstockpicks
Holo (HOT) has harder encryption than Bitcoin - HOTUSDHolo (HOT) has harder encryption than Bitcoin. That was enough for me to say this is a buy. That was 36 days ago. I was so busy posting charts I never bought it! (*smacks himself squarely across his own stupid face). I still think this can go higher. I did not find this on my own, a friend, a numberphile, turned me onto it. But you are here for the charts and I got them. This is not financial advice obviously because I don't even act upon it. but I was right. we all get lucky sometimes, this time I was only half lucky. I even played the video where Arthur Brock talks about the project at my weekly Bitocin brunch four weeks ago. HOLO Think outside the blocks
HITBTC:HOTUSDLong
by altcoinnerd
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