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julianhorack

7y

Did the CIA invent Bitcoin?

Did the CIA invent Bitcoin?

We may never know for sure just who the elusive inventor of Bitcoin really was, back then in 2008. He, she or they are known by the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto, and therein may lie a clue. Satoshi

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raskal

8y

Algorand, may be, somewhat broken.

Algorand, may be, somewhat broken.

Reposting my post from Medium ( Algorand is one of the most interesting projects in the blockchain space, with a lot of promise. I really like the maths and cryptography behind it, but I think the overall

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olyup

8y

Using Quantum Mechanics To Generate Genuinely Random Numbers

Using Quantum Mechanics To Generate Genuinely Random Numbers

Random numbers are very important to cryptography. The security of a cryptographic key depends on that key being difficult to reproduce, and random numbers make for hard-to-guess keys. But how can we be

blackbaba

9y

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Quick Introduction to Elliptic Curve Cryptography

Quick Introduction to Elliptic Curve Cryptography

Quick Introduction to Elliptic Curve Cryptography

daviduman

12h

EVERY DAY I WAKE UP, I CELEBRATE. BECAUSE NO LIFE, NO WIN.

EVERY DAY I WAKE UP, I CELEBRATE. BECAUSE NO LIFE, NO WIN.

Then, I used to wait for big reasons to celebrate. When I buy a car. When I get a big contract. When I blow on Hive. When I finally make it. And while I was waiting for big things to celebrate, I was missing

wefreeminds

9y

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Ameer Rosic interviews 0x Project Developers

Ameer Rosic interviews 0x Project Developers

Ameer Rosic interviews 0x Project Developers