Quote from: GoodForGood on October 26, 2018, 04:25:22 PM

Hey, guys. This year I became seriously interested in quantum computers. I came across here a study of Australian and Singaporean scientists about the security of Bitcoin: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1710.10377v1.pdf There are a lot of figures and formulas in the report, I haven't understood everything, but the main idea I've caught is that if Bitcoin doesn't implement post-quantum algorithms, it won't survive until 2027.
Currently, I'm thinking hard about how I could minimize the risks - all of the sudden, it may be true about quantum computers. What do you think, guys?
Maybe, there are already some projects that make a crypto with post-quantum protection? I think it should be implemented in Bitcoin blockchain

Lol, the quantum computing is a myth. Even if the quantum computing become a reality the bitcoin community will always implement a new algorithm to be quantum proof. Quantum computing is more of a fantasy than a reality. I think it would take more than 100 years for it to actually work.