Richard Heart caught ‘off-guard,’ QDay gets even closer: Hodler’s Digest

Richard Heart caught ‘off-guard,’ QDay gets even closer: Hodler’s Digest

Özet: Kripto piyasasında önemli gelişmeler yaşanıyor.

The HEX market cap fell from $561 million to $315 million this week after founder Richard Schueler — better known to the crypto community as Richard Heart — was detained by authorities in Istanbul on October 14.

Police seized $7.15 million in cash along with firearms and ammunition during an early morning raid in Istanbul’s Beşiktaş district, alongside searches of 15 related addresses according to Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek.

Police impounded nine luxury vehicles registered to Schueler’s wife according to news agency Anadolu.

The haul reportedly included 28 watches, 300 bags and 19 graphics cards.

Images circulating in Turkish media appear to show a surprised Heart with no trousers on, and the bottom half of his body blurred out, provoking much merriment on social media.

Vocal Hex critic Eric Wall, who has debated Schueler on video and social media, said he initially thought the image was AI generated but now believes it is real.

(Cointelegraph can only verify the image is circulating not that it has not been altered.) Hex supporters claim that authorities are yet to confirm if Schueler has been formally arrested or charged.

Google has demonstrated a new process called “magic state cultivation” on its Willow quantum processor that reduces errors 40-fold.

The technique achieved a record 99.99% accuracy rate for a specialized quantum state required to perform advanced calculations.

Meanwhile Theta Labs has posted three news quantum circuits that could reduce the number of qubits required to break elliptic curve cryptography by 28% from Google’s current estimate of 1,175 logical qubits.

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