Quantum Computing Challenge Offers Bitcoin Prize for Cryptography Breakthrough 💡
Project Eleven is making waves by announcing a high-stakes competition that offers a Bitcoin prize for anyone who can break ECC encryption. This challenge invites participants to solve the encryption puzzle using quantum computing methods. The deadline for this groundbreaking task is set for April 5, 2026. As the crypto world eagerly watches, this competition could signify major advancements in both quantum computing and cryptography, potentially reshaping security protocols in the digital realm.
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