How can they test quantum proof if there isn’t any quantum computer ?
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tldr; XRP is testing quantum-resistant cryptography using Dilithium, a protocol more secure than Bitcoin’s ECDSA and other quantum-proofing methods like FALCON. Dilithium Cryptography employs Lattice Cryptography, which uses mathematical noise to protect private keys from quantum computer attacks. As quantum computing advances, XRP’s initiative positions it ahead in blockchain security, while other blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum lag in implementing quantum-resistant measures.
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How can they test quantum proof if there isn’t any quantum computer ?
tldr; XRP is testing quantum-resistant cryptography using Dilithium, a protocol more secure than Bitcoin’s ECDSA and other quantum-proofing methods like FALCON. Dilithium Cryptography employs Lattice Cryptography, which uses mathematical noise to protect private keys from quantum computer attacks. As quantum computing advances, XRP’s initiative positions it ahead in blockchain security, while other blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum lag in implementing quantum-resistant measures.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
I still prefer BTC
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