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The Journal of Quantum Resistance

Why Migrating to PQC is No Slam Dunk

Enterprises intent on securing their data and communications are choosing quantum-resistant encryption. For entities aiming to maximize…

Mar 6, 2023

Why Migrating to PQC is No Slam Dunk

Mar 6, 2023

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DeFi Currents

Can Randomness in Smart Contracts Be Hacked?

In gaming dApps, random number generation helps games remain unpredictable and exciting. In games of chance, it helps players trust the…

Oct 17, 2022

Can Randomness in Smart Contracts Be Hacked?

Oct 17, 2022

John M Potter
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The Journal of Quantum Resistance

Making Quantum Security More Accessible

Attempting to code cryptography protocols can be a daunting challenge. Programmers are under pressure to ensure their security and…

Sep 15, 2022

Making Quantum Security More Accessible

Sep 15, 2022

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Coinmonks

Why Staking ETH Is Giving Crypto Investors Pause

Astute DeFi users actively involved in liquid staking are beginning to notice its not-so-subtle effect on Ethereum’s price. They see that…

Jul 9, 2022

Why Staking ETH Is Giving Crypto Investors Pause

Jul 9, 2022

John M Potter

Polkadot’s Head Start On NFT Interoperability

The high demand for NFTs appears to be exacerbating network congestion on Ethereum. Several lesser-known blockchains are helping Ethereum…

Jun 23, 2022

Jun 23, 2022

John M Potter

Why Rollups Are a Potential NFT Solution

Although Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) continue to grow in popularity, the Ethereum gas fees accrue from trading remain relatively steep. As a…

Jun 23, 2022

Why Rollups Are a Potential NFT Solution

Jun 23, 2022

John M Potter
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DeFi Currents

Why Go Is Popular Among Crypto Developers

Go, also known as Golang, is a compiled systems-oriented programming language released by Google in 2012. The third most popular…

Apr 11, 2022

Why Go Is Popular Among Crypto Developers

Apr 11, 2022

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DeFi Currents

Directed Acyclic Graphs Trade Security for Performance

While directed acyclic graphs possess many excellent features, their reliance on sharding necessitates sacrificing decentralized security…

Apr 6, 2022

Directed Acyclic Graphs Trade Security for Performance

Apr 6, 2022

John M Potter
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DeFi Currents

Safeguarding Stablecoins from Black Swan Events

Bitcoin’s volatility discourages merchants from accepting them for payment. Stablecoins solve this problem, as they are often pegged…

Apr 4, 2022

Safeguarding Stablecoins from Black Swan Events

Apr 4, 2022

John M Potter
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The Journal of Quantum Resistance

Is Bitcoin Safe from Grover’s Algorithm?

When crypto investors discuss quantum computing, they invariably worry about its potential to undermine encryption. Quantum computers alone…

Apr 4, 2022

Is Bitcoin Safe from Grover’s Algorithm?

Apr 4, 2022

John M Potter

John M Potter

Content Writer on Blockchain Technology and Quantum Computing. Open to freelance, reach me at johnpotterGR @gmail.com. Check out my crypto magazines

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