Hooshite $htn clown resorting to threats again, this time after I called him out for claiming that his shitty $kas fork-of-a-fork is “quantum resistant” (which it isn’t). https://t.co/CarPxuGVWJ pic.twitter.com/9VqsdRjxLF
— Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 (大胡子) (@DesheShai) November 23, 2024
**Shai Deshe Wyborski Calls Out Hooshite Over $HTN Claims**
In a recent Twitter exchange, Shai Deshe Wyborski, a notable figure in the cryptocurrency space and a PhD candidate in quantum cryptography, has publicly criticized Hooshite, the developer behind the cryptocurrency $HTN. The controversy erupted after Wyborski accused Hooshite of resorting to threats in response to his challenges against the claims made about $HTN. Specifically, Wyborski called out Hooshite for asserting that his token, a “fork-of-a-fork” of $KAS (Kaspa), is “quantum resistant,” a claim Wyborski vehemently disputed.
In his tweet, Wyborski highlighted that the claims regarding quantum resistance are misleading, suggesting that $HTN’s technical foundations do not genuinely provide the level of security against quantum attacks as suggested. This assertion aligns with Wyborski’s expertise in quantum cryptography, bringing significant weight to his critique.
Kaspa ($KAS), the cryptocurrency of which Wyborski is a core developer, is noted for its innovative approach to blockchain technology and scalability. The ongoing discussions surrounding quantum resistance are particularly relevant due to the increasing interest in securing cryptocurrencies against potential future threats posed by quantum computing.
The exchange has sparked discussions within the cryptocurrency community, with many looking towards developing robust technologies capable of withstanding emerging threats. As the conversation unfolds, it remains a focal point for developers and investors keen on the sustainability and security of cryptocurrency projects.
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