Quote from: digaran on July 24, 2023, 06:50:07 PM

Quote from: Flexystar on July 24, 2023, 03:33:21 PM

Good to know (after reading rest discussion) it’s not really possible to break the code until it really happens. It also made me think that Satoshi did not make it so easy as his plan is for hundreds of years until 2140 by when the last Bitcoin would be mined.

It’s seems it will get more stronger with the time as the complexity of network keeps increasing.

By 2140? Lol, it has nothing to do with "network complexity" whatever that means.

Simple and pure mathematics is what keeps the coins safe, in order to make it harder for quantum computers we just need more complex math/equations.

Enigma in WW2, was the ultimate crypto/math problem, but the first computer invented managed to break the encryption, now it's the other way around, we need to invent an equation so the new computer generation can't break it.

Satoshi just chose one of the strongest curves at that time, even he knew 20 years later people will have to change the key to their safe.😉

Damn seriously? I thought network difficulty has got something to do with the complexity over the period of time? I mean as we keep saying that for every halving that occurs, the reward also decreases, while each time network difficulty is rising too. Just for the info, in what relation are we saying that network difficulty is rising.

Has it got no relationship with the maths/equation solving mechanism? I mean if it is getting difficult then it is getting difficult to solve right?

Yeah, the Enigma was something crazy for sure. Turing exactly knew what he was doing, I just hope we do not have another Turing solving the same. Lolz