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Author Topic: can quantum cryptography data be added to a blockchain?  (Read 71 times)
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November 25, 2018, 04:00:09 PM
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If i was turning data -> plain text -> cipher text -> unicode symbols as the "private key"

Then turning the Ascii code of all the previous characters in the private key to a public key to be shown on a blockchain...

Would that work?

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November 25, 2018, 05:24:56 PM
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If i was turning data -> plain text -> cipher text -> unicode symbols as the "private key"

Then turning the Ascii code of all the previous characters in the private key to a public key to be shown on a blockchain...

Would that work?
I'm not sure about that if we can add quantum cryptography. I remember when you are saying that and then have you seen what SHA that has used by cryptocurrency at this moment? It's used SHA 256. I thought that quantum cryptography can't be added to the blockchain.

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