If, let's say there's only a few entities in the world that have scalable quantum computers, right,

that allows those entities to mine a lot more Bitcoin than everyone else.

Now, eventually, if you got to a world where, you know, just about everyone had access to a quantum computer,

then it's kind of amusing what would happen.

Welcome to Bankless, where we explore the frontier of internet money and internet finance.

And today we're exploring the frontier of quantum computing and its effect on our internet money.

What's it going to do?

Our quantum computer is going to take all of our Bitcoin. This is Ryan Sean Adams. I'm here with David Hoffman, and we're here to help you become

more bankless. Guys, special episode. It's divided into multiple parts, I would say. The first part,

we have Scott Aronson on the podcast. He is a theoretical computer scientist. He is a foremost expert

in quantum computing. We also have Justin Drake on the

podcast for part of the first part, and he asks Scott Erinson some questions as well, particularly

about the effect of quantum computing and our cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Now, because the subject matter goes very deep in quantum fundamentals, you might feel bankless

listener like you're hanging by the seat of your pants, just trying to keep up with these big brains and some of the ideas propelled forward.

So never fear.

We have a final part of the podcast, a third part of the podcast where it's just David, myself, and Justin Drake.

And what we do is we try to synthesize everything we've learned.

And that for me was one of my favorite parts of the episode

because it was taking everything big brain

that Scott Aronson said and applying it directly

to Ethereum and Bitcoin, what could happen in the Cryptosphere.

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