> Quantum Blockchain told FTAV it has not published any papers on technology or methodology “in order to protect their research”. Its patent applications are “a

> Quantum Blockchain told FTAV it has not published any papers on technology or methodology “in order to protect their research”. Its patent applications are “as far as they have dared to go with making the developments public,” said a spokesman. > That policy leaves a lot of questions unanswered. The other way to prove that is to just start mining. People will notice immediately. Funnily enough, I know about of people that believe easily provable but unproved claims like that. They don't even have to be as gullible as Craig Wright's followers, its seemingly a generational thing for people with some unrelated clout in one domain to be therefore believed in pie in the sky things. Especially in Europe for some reason, but I've seen it amongst Baby Boomers here in the states. Don't know how the rest of the world is.