Tedhar CEO Paolo Ardoino says Quantum Computing Advance may eventually return to Gumet Bitcoin, including Satoshi Nakamoto’s holdings if the manufacturer is deceased.
Ardoino also said that quantum computing is currently not an immediate threat to bitcoin cryptography.
In a recent tweet, Ardoino shared a possible future, where quantum-resistant addresses would be applied to the protocol of bitcoin before any severe security risks. This upgrade will allow active wallet holders to transfer their bitcoin (BTC) to new, quantum-safe address.
However, inaccessible purse, bitcoins, which belong to Satoshi Nakamoto, may be unsafe for quantum computing successes.
CEO of Samara Asset Group Patrick Lori Reactive For the prediction of Ardoino by suggesting an option: a quantum-resistant fork that would overtake the lost wallet and Satoshi’s holdings. Lori expressed uncertainty about the implications of the approach.
Despite these potential future scenarios, Ardoino maintained the fundamental strength of bitcoin, emphasizing that its 21 million supply cap quantum computing will also be unchanged with computing advances. “Bitcoin is the best property in the world,” he said.
Discussion is done because the USDT continues to expand its global financial infrastructure. During the Planb Forum at Al Salvador, Ardoino expanded the decade-long growth of the tender described as “one of the most broader digital and physical distribution networks in history”. The company serves around 400 million users in emerging markets through its USDT Stablecoin.
Ardoino focuses on the formation of partnership rather than carrying forward capital investment. He also cited hundreds of thousands of partners and comprehensive kiosk deployment in developing countries.
The company’s goal is currently providing financial services to the billions excluding from traditional banking systems, while treasury supports the American economy through procurement.
