Pig Rich
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It feels like we should start preparing for the post quantum era now, rather than waiting until things start to fall apart before frantically trying to fix things.
I've noticed @quipnetwork is taking a rather interesting approach by focusing on building post quantum storage infrastructure around digital assets instead of just talking about the quantum future.
RSA and ECC were once considered extremely secure, but the current pace of quantum computing development makes me think that won't last forever.
At least to me, this is more like reinforcing the house before a storm than trying to create FUD to attract attention. #quip
Bullish @TheARCTERMINAL
Pig Rich
I've noticed that the more AI agents appear, the story is no longer about monitoring.
What people really need is accountability.
Because the more useful an agent is, the more it has to do behind the scenes:
reading data, remembering context, routing information, even acting on behalf of the user.
But that's the problem.
Users need to know what happened and whether the system worked correctly, but at the same time, nobody wants all the data or internal logic completely exposed.
I think this is the gap that @TheARCTERMINAL is trying to fill.
ARC uses ZKURT receipts to create evidence that an action was performed correctly without revealing the underlying data or process.
In my opinion, this is the logical direction for AI agents in the future:
not to monitor everything,
but to be able to prove everything when needed.
Bullish @useTria
I've noticed that the more AI agents appear, the story is no longer about monitoring.
What people really need is accountability.
Because the more useful an agent is, the more it has to do behind the scenes:
reading data, remembering context, routing information, even acting on behalf of the user.
But that's the problem.
Users need to know what happened and whether the system worked correctly, but at the same time, nobody wants all the data or internal logic completely exposed.
I think this is the gap that @TheARCTERMINAL is trying to fill.
ARC uses ZKURT receipts to create evidence that an action was performed correctly without revealing the underlying data or process.
In my opinion, this is the logical direction for AI agents in the future:
not to monitor everything,
but to be able to prove everything when needed.
Bullish @useTria
I think this is how a decentralized network should develop. It shouldn't be just for those with money or deep technical knowledge, but a place where ordinary people can participate and contribute genuinely.
That's also why I've been paying attention to @quipnetwork recently.
What I like about this project is the ease of access. Normally, you only need a laptop or PC to run nodes, participate in the testnet, and accumulate $QUIP rewards without having to dive into tons of complicated documentation or make a huge initial investment.
While users only need a few simple setup steps, the network behind it is still handling quantum optimization and classical computation tasks, which is quite interesting. I find the good point lies in the project team's attempt to downplay complexity, making the experience easier for the general public.
If DePIN wants to truly scale up, I think this is a much more logical direction. The more ordinary people can easily participate, the more natural and decentralized the network becomes, rather than revolving around a small group with vast resources.
Pig Rich
What I find interesting is that the project isn't just talking about quantum as a marketing trend, but is focusing on a very real problem: what will happen when quantum computers are powerful enough to break current encryption standards?
Much of today's blockchain ecosystem still relies on traditional cryptographic algorithms. If quantum technology develops quickly enough, many wallets, transactions, and on chain data in the future could become easier targets for exploitation.
That's why @quipnetwork is building a network where computing power is distributed decentralizedly, while also aiming for post quantum security solutions to protect blockchain infrastructure in the long term.
The project is also developing in the direction of transforming computing resources into something of real value, instead of just wasting energy on meaningless tasks. If successful, this could be one of the most exciting directions among AI, quantum computing, and crypto.
I think the current market hasn't really paid much attention to the narrative of post quantum infrastructure, but in a few years it could become an extremely important piece of the entire crypto industry.
Emotional stages of players in the X system:
Seeing others get paid → excited, FOMO.
Creating an account and starting to grind → full of hope.
Reaching 500 followers + blue check → happily showing off achievements.
Getting views, qualifying for monetization → grinding harder and harder.
Receiving the first pay → feeling ecstatic, diving in even stronger.
Then one day revenue sharing is stopped → disappointed, frustrated, starting to complain.
Appealing and waiting → anxious, pressured, losing motivation.
On the day the monthly blue check fee is deducted → negative thoughts, wanting to give up.
Seeing others get paid → regretful, FOMO, sometimes self-blaming.
Luckily, monetization is reopened → as happy as during Tet but with fear of being shut down again.
And that cycle keeps repeating.
Doing X looks easy, but to survive you really need perseverance and nerves of steel.
