Haseeb

For how do you harden...

an ecosystem full of thousands of smart contracts to which we don't have the deployment keys, right?

There's a lot of stuff there.

For one, we threw them away.

For a second, even the ones that we didn't throw away, how do you find the guy who deployed the thing that lives on chain where there's money sitting?

I don't know.

We don't have a great answer to this question.

So there's a lot more coordination issues with smart contracts than there are for Ethereum itself.

I will say, as an aside, I want to start introducing myself as potentially Satoshi.

I feel like if we were all Satoshi, we could all adopt the moniker.

We are all potentially Satoshi, yeah.

We are all, Hasib, potentially Satoshi.

What do I think?

I think...

I think clearly Adam Back is off his rocker.

Quantum is obviously real.

Anybody who's putting their head in the sand at this point is just, I don't know.

I don't even know how to describe this stuff.

Ironically, this might be the evidence that Adam Back is Satoshi because Satoshi also famously, he acknowledged the quantum risk, but you can tell from Satoshi's writing is that he didn't really understand how quantum cryptography worked.

He thought the risk of Bitcoin was that quantum miners were going to win all the block rewards, which is just not