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If SEC keeps insisting GRAM’s securities but Telegram claims they’re utility tokens, then what? Sounds like a contradiction to me. If that’s true, how did they even list it on major exchanges? Seems like they’re playing…

Mining in Africa is about more than cheap power, though. Internet speed, consistent electricity, and clean sources matter too.

Actually, Certicom is Canadian. The magic numbers in secp256k1 are pretty tight due to the curve’s special form. But who knows, it could still be weak in the long run.

Started looking into the seeds for secp256k1, and wow, the P-NNNr ones have some sketchy seeds. Like, how do they know those values are even remotely safe? Feels like a gamble.

Right? The whole random selection thing for those curves makes it harder to mess with. I do think about the DLP solving techniques, though. If someone cracks those for regular curves, we might be in trouble.