Quote from: AmoreJaz on August 07, 2017, 09:17:26 AM

Quote from: Kazadar on August 07, 2017, 07:36:51 AM

Quote from: AmoreJaz on August 07, 2017, 07:12:37 AM

well i hope i dont burst you bubble but this project would not resist a quantum computer" POINT BLANK"
your information is tainted and you are using the words as a deceptive novelty.

https://www.research.ibm.com/ibm-q/

please inform yourself better

So a link to a 16-17 qbit computer that is slower than traditional supercomputers is proof of what?
You will have to elaborate a bit more.

do you have access to one of the super computers as you say? NO
i gave a link for you to get educated" if your able to comprehend this"
obviously this project is spouting words simply because of the novelty and lack of common knowledge of the system and its capabilities.
portable Q-bit computers are already in circulation!
and there is nothing a inaccessible super computer can do faster then even a portable Q-bit computer.
if you dont know what your having a conversation about first inform yourself fully then spout your fud!
until then and now you guys are just sham scam artists playing fancy words and making prey on the ignorant
you cannot teach those who refuse to learn

I'm not too sure what you're on about. You seem be thinking that the team is building a quantum computer. They're actually building a blockchain which will be RESISTANT to quantum computers. They don't have anything to do with actually building a quantum computer. They have a really smart team working on this project, and even have one of only a few post-quantum cryptographers that are out there.

I'm really glad I got into this project early and can't wait to see where it'll be in 6-12 months. Community on Slack channel is really great, with devs online and posting all the time. Something you don't always see in crypto projects.