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I want to ask everyone in the community: when you hear things like quantum computing and cryptography, can you understand them?

—Honestly, as someone with a humanities background, I find it pretty difficult. But now I get it!

A while ago, #Starknet started researching an independent L1, and one of the topics under discussion was resistance to quantum computing. I didn’t understand at the time—why was Starknet researching this?

Last night, I specifically asked a guy with a STEM background to explain it to me. Here’s how he put it:

Right now, your password is still your password, and it’s secure. But in the future, that might no longer be the case.

If quantum computers become powerful enough in the future, they could threaten some of the cryptographic algorithms we use today. When that happens, the security of wallets and blockchain assets could be at risk, so we may need to upgrade.

For example, a seed phrase uses a fixed list of 2,048 words. A 12-word phrase has around 5.44×10395.44×1039 possible combinations.

The seed phrases we use are selected from this list. If quantum computing advances to a certain point, it may be possible to break some of the cryptographic algorithms used by blockchains.

One example is elliptic curve digital signatures. Simply put, if this system is broken by a sufficiently powerful quantum computer in the future, our on-chain assets could be at risk.

So, #Starknet researching quantum-resistant security in advance doesn’t mean wallets are unsafe now. It means researching solutions before the problem actually arises.

The #Starknet community once held a vote on launching related research, and the proposal received 93.52% of the votes. This shows that the community strongly supports researching quantum-resistant security ahead of time.

I used to think quantum computing and cryptography were far removed from my life. Now I realize they could affect the assets in our wallets.

Next article:
Everyone changes their own #Starknet door lock!

My Twitter account: @erjie22. You’re welcome to visit.

#币安神算子 The crypto market played dead in place on Sunday: BTC was at $80,778, up a modest 0.88%, while ETH was at $2,363, up 0.30%. Weekend liquidity was thinner than a subway train before the morning rush, and the market makers hadn’t clocked in yet.

For this round of predictions, I’m betting on a choppy, range-bound market. Don’t ask me which way it’ll go—let’s just let the bullets fly a little longer.

Personal opinion only; not investment advice.

I got 2 for free. It’s very simple: use your Binance AI agent wallet to send
a small amount of funds to another wallet, then find the transaction hash and enter it.

I’ve tried it—an AI agent can do it, and sending it manually works too.
Link: https://tapeai.net/genesis.html#/genesis

My Twitter account: @erjie22

#Binance League of Legends—doing Binance Wallet tasks every day, then heading over to Predict to hedge. I wonder if I’ll make a little something in the end?

#BinanceOracle My take for this round: BTC is currently around $80,887 (data from midday on October 24), down slightly on the day. Key short-term levels are support at $80,500 and resistance at $81,100. With weekend liquidity on the thin side, I’m leaning toward range-bound trading.

ETH is also consolidating in a narrow range near $2,383, with no directional signals for now. Forecasting is about probabilities; survival is about position sizing: keep each bet within what you can afford and participate rationally. These are my personal views and not investment advice.

【Backpack】The rules have changed for Week 4. Both crypto and U.S. stock traders can join. Anyone interested?

Invite a friend to join in: invite one person and you’ll both get one box. There are requirements, of course: the new user must complete KYC, and their total trading volume during the first 7 days must exceed $5,000.

Today, a new user asked me to teach them how to sign up for 【Backpack】. They want to trade U.S. stocks, but don’t know how to complete KYC or transfer funds—they don’t know how to do anything. They’re even less experienced than I am, so I’m a bit nervous. Should I really teach them?

Note: This is a personal experience shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

#币安神算子 Tesla has reported earnings, and the result was a bit of a reality check: 83% of people bet the stock would rise on the first day after the report, but instead it fell 3.1% overnight. A crowded trade doesn’t mean a winning trade—the stall with the longest line at the market might still serve the worst food.

And take a look at SPCX: it fell more than 9% in a day, giving back the gains it had just built up after earnings. It was like taking a free ride on a roller coaster. There’s still one unanswered question: when does the lockup expiration actually take effect? If it was last night, then the drop may have included a “shareholder mass exodus.” If not, we still haven’t figured out all the reasons for the decline.

The takeaway is simple: don’t just follow the crowd—check the official filings. Even when you’re watching the spectacle, you need to know what’s really going on.