Pig Rich

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What I find noteworthy about this post-quantum solution for Bitcoin is that it doesn't try to force Bitcoin to change. Instead of needing hard forks, soft forks, or lengthy community debates, the solution from @quipnetwork chooses to build directly on the Arch Network to bring pos quantum protection to Bitcoin users right now. This means users don't need to worry about their coins being frozen, don't need to wait for votes, and don't need to move assets through a new system. This is quite important, as currently about 34% of the circulating Bitcoin supply is considered vulnerable to future quantum attacks. While many other proposals are still debating how to handle this, this solution focuses on protecting assets beforehand, rather than waiting for the entire network to change. To me, this is a more practical approach: it doesn't break Bitcoin, doesn't create further divisions, but adds an extra layer of security for those who want to prepare early for the future. Bitcoin may not need to change today, but having a protection solution readily available is always better than waiting until a real risk occurs. #quip #quipnetwork

During the holiday, people in Hanoi go back to their hometowns. Meanwhile, those from the countryside come to Hanoi to have fun. The streets in the tourist areas are as crowded as an army, everyone. Pig got so scared that it ran back home to sit and chill, it's much more peaceful.

What I like about the @useTria card isn't that it's a new product, but rather how it makes payments so much simpler. Eating out, shopping, or paying online feels almost the same as using a regular bank card. Tap to pay, quick and easy, no need to switch between crypto and fiat currency before use. The great thing is that my assets stay in my wallet until I actually need to spend them. That makes everything much more flexible. Crypto is no longer just for holding or investing, but is starting to become part of everyday life. I find this card convenient because it can be used in many countries, so whether shopping domestically or abroad, it's much easier. The payment experience is smooth, fast, and straightforward. If you're interested in crypto and want to try a more practical way to use it, I think downloading the Tria app first wouldn't hurt. You don't need to use it right away; just create a wallet and learn about it gradually. At this stage, early registration can sometimes offer advantages later on, such as special offers, exclusive benefits, or even snapshots for early users like airdrops, for example. I think this is a pretty good time to start, because projects like this usually recognize early participants. Whether you use it a lot or a little can be decided later, but being involved from the beginning is always a worthwhile move. #tria #usetria

I've tried quite a few AIs, and the general feeling was you open a blank chat window and then you're left to your own devices. You have to tell it everything about yourself if you want it to understand you better quite time consuming, and there's no guarantee it'll remember for long. But with ANIMA, the experience is completely the opposite. From the moment I clicked Core on @TheARCTERMINAL, it didn't wait for me to speak first. Instead, ANIMA proactively guided me through a series of interactions, like getting to know you asking very personal things, but in a very natural way. It wasn't a dry survey, but more like gradually discovering what truly interests me, what I think about, or how I react. The great thing is that what I shared there didn't get lost. It became a unique contextual background for me. Later, each time I returned to the conversation, it didn't feel like starting over but like continuing a conversation that already had depth. Simply put, ANIMA doesn't wait for you to define itself in every chat. It learns from you first, then talks to you. And perhaps that's what makes the experience so much more lively. #ARC

Sora score update, yesterday Pig gained 19 points. Still continuing to strive for the goal of 1000 points. How is everyone doing? Let's comment below. 🎉

It's true that it's a holiday, the jaw hasn't had a break all day. After the holiday, feel free to lose weight, everyone haha

I've noticed that over time, transactions may seem more modern and faster, but there's always a third party behind the scenes holding the reins. From the days of having to call to place orders on E*TRADE, to the smoother experience with Robinhood but if the market fluctuates, the buy button can still be disabled, like with GameStop. So, for me, the value of Web3 isn't just the technology, but the feeling of true autonomy: no one is blocking me, no one is holding my money for me. And it's at this point that I see things like the @useTria Card as truly worth the money. I'm not exaggerating, but after using it, I've noticed a huge difference: Payments are incredibly fast, almost instantaneous. It's very convenient for daily use, no need to think too much. It still retains the essence of Web3: your assets are yours, no intermediaries. It's like before, Web3 was strong in freedom, but a bit difficult to use. Now, with Tria, I feel for the first time that it's both free and convenient, like Web2. Simply put: it's not just that transactions are no longer monitored, but everyday use is also incredibly smooth. Register for a Tria card now:

Previously, whenever the quantum threat was mentioned, the Bitcoin community typically fell into two camps: either wait for network upgrades (which could take years), or accept controversial issues like coin freezing. But the reality is, the risk isn't far off a large portion of current Bitcoin could be attacked if sufficiently powerful quantum computers emerge. I find @quipnetwork strength lies in its different approach. It doesn't touch the Bitcoin core, doesn't fork, and doesn't require users to transfer their assets anywhere. Instead, they build an additional layer running on top of Bitcoin (Layer 2), allowing you to upgrade security directly within your wallet. The way they do this is by using cryptographic signatures (like WOTS+) and attaching them directly to Bitcoin via a smart contract layer. It's technically sophisticated, but simply put: you still hold the same BTC, but the underlying security key has been replaced with a quantum resistant version. The best price adjustment is: No third option needed. No need to change the Bitcoin network. And importantly, it can be used immediately, without waiting 5–10 years. In short, this is like a third way out: not as extreme as freezing the coin, nor passively waiting for upgrades. If quantum computing truly arrives sooner than predicted, then solutions like this could be something that allows you to sleep a little more soundly. #quip

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