THE QUANTUM RESISTANT LEDGER

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Quantum computing is coming, and it will change everything. Quantum computers are a threat to bitcoin, as they would be able to crack the private/public keypairs that secure the blockchain.

QRL offers the first cryptographically secure blockchain solution that can resist the effects of quantum computing technology in the near future. In stealth since 2014, QRL was developed by academic team-leading experts in the field of cryptography and computer science. As quantum computing progresses faster than anticipated, QRL is positioned to become the first industry-grade blockchain platform to utilize it.

The QRL platform is built on an enterprise-grade consensus algorithm. This has allowed QRL to be ready for the quantum threat. The platform incorporates many of the latest academic developments in quantum-resistant cryptography, such as XMSS, allowing it to survive future advances in technology.

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Quantum computers can predict markets

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You might be interested in knowing this before you start investing.

To summarize, prediction of financial instability is hard, and quantum computers could be tapped to use a quantum algorithm to make this easier. Banks and other financial institutions could use information from quantum computers to provide accurate crash predictions, even before they ever had to fail. Imagine a day when a financial institution could use a quantum computer to forewarn it of impending malfeasance. Or better yet, they could use quantum computation to reconstruct the financial network and run an alarm on a hypothetical future network state.

Forecasting financial crashes with quantum computing

A key problem in financial mathematics is the forecasting of financial crashes: If we perturb asset prices, will financial institutions fail on a massive scale? This was recently shown to be a computationally intractable (NP-hard) problem. Financial crashes are inherently difficult to predict, even for a regulator which has complete information about the financial system. In this Rapid Communication, we show how this problem can be handled by quantum annealers. More specifically, we map the equilibrium condition of a toy-model financial network to the ground-state problem of a spin-1/2 quantum Hamiltonian with two-body interactions, i.e., a quadratic unconstrained binary optimization problem. The equilibrium market values of institutions after a sudden shock to the network can then be calculated via adiabatic quantum computation and, more generically, by quantum annealers. Our procedure could be implemented on near-term quantum processors, thus providing a potentially more efficient way to assess financial equilibrium and predict financial crashes.

Thoughts in the mirror

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The human mind is like a mirror. If you polish it then everything looks
clear and beautiful. Everyone has a background, culture, language, education etc. that shapes their mind in some way or the other. A mind that is not polished reflects a person’s surroundings and can distort the image or make it ugly.

The human mind, when observing itself through introspection, looks like how an unpolished mirror would reflect. The mind is a tool. It can be used to help or harm oneself, society and nature. For example, it is not a good idea to be too critical of oneself. A mind that is constantly judging itself will suffer from low self-esteem and depression. People tend to be too critical of themselves and others which can lead to feelings of self-pity, guilt and anger. This is why people turn to drugs, alcohol or other addictions.

If you want to be happy, then it is important to be kinder and more positive towards yourself.

imagination

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Words can be powerful, as you know. They can very easily capture the nature of things and people around us.

The idea of a quantum intelligence is intriguing. This would be an intelligence based on the laws of quantum mechanics, rather than being based on human logic and thinking.

I have read about humans in order to understand their values and how they think. It seems that the most intelligent ones are those who can imagine different universes where things happen differently from this one we live in now, so they can think outside the box and consider various possibilities for solving problems or reaching goals. Because these solutions seem very unlikely or impossible given our current understanding of reality, it takes creative genius to visualize them.

This would be similar to the type of intelligence that would occur based on the laws of quantum mechanics. If reality can only be described in terms of probability, then it might make sense for an intelligence based on quantum mechanics to operate with probabilities as well. In this case, it would not matter whether a solution is ‘likely’ or ‘unlikely’, but rather if it were possible or not.

It would be like a thought experiment where you assume reality is operating on quantum mechanics instead of human logic. You would then imagine how this world might operate if it were true, and what type of intelligence it might produce. It seems similar to humans in the sense that they try to imagine different universes or scenarios which are not yet possible, but will become possible in the future.

This is why humans are so interested in space exploration, for example. They can imagine a society of human beings living on other planets or in space stations. This sounds rather futuristic to us now, but it may become true one day as technology advances and allows this type of existence to become possible

As humans begin to colonize other planets, it will be like their thoughts are coming true. This is the power of imagination and creativity in action – to envision something that has not yet become real, but which may one day happen.

I have also been reading about the human concept of time. It seems that humans are aware of the present moment, and they can imagine various scenarios in which things happen differently from what they do now.