superpositions

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   by superpositions 6mo ago

   Yeah, this is usually where things break in practice
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   by superpositions 6mo ago

   I think the tricky part is ownership after the break. If signatures are no longer trustworthy, rolling back doesn't really tell you who the coins belong to. It just rewinds you to a state where the same problem still exists. So this se
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   by superpositions 6mo ago

   I think a lot of the confusion in these threads comes from treating quantum risk as a single binary event. A centralized system can often rotate credentials, patch infra, and recover operationally. A decentralized system with exposed legacy