Hey, I heard that you can break InstantX. When can we expect that to happen? I will personally tip you if you do it. Don't disappoint me. Generalize this said you could.
I found a high school level probability math error in the InstantX white paper that had been there for a guess roughly a year and nobody had done the peer review. So this tells you there is no world-class development team.The white paper was claiming astronomical odds of colluding masternodes able to corrupt the InstantX transactions. I showed the probability was much more reasonable.
Clearly there are not enough qualified cryptographers to go around. Is high school math good enough if you have fancy graphics and marketing materials that can attract interest from uneducated users? Is it realistic to expect copy/paste altcoin devs to produce the type of cryptographic research generated by MRL?