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@realwarrior313
🌐 Web3 Enthusiast Crypto💗Creative Soul, artist, motivational speaker. Social Marketing Manager @styledegenshop, former @Avax influencer
Reborn In Fire When they broke me, I gathered my pieces slow, And with time, they joined, forming a body aglow. Unbreakable now, with a soul that's strong and free, I rise from the ashes, a being reborn, you see. But though I've found strength, my heart remains in pain, A force to be reckoned with, forged in fiery rain. I'm a lion now, fierce and wild, with power to spare, Don't cross my limits, for I'll unleash my strength with no care.
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AI hacking fears in crypto are real, but the biggest threat may not be breaking Bitcoin's cryptography. CZ makes an important point: the internet and traditional banking also rely on encryption, yet AI-driven attacks can exploit leaked data, phishing, and social engineering. The broader security debate comes down to a few key perspectives: • CZ: Don't confuse AI-assisted attacks with breaking Bitcoin's cryptography. • Vitalik Buterin: Long-term cryptographic security matters, and crypto must be prepared for future threats. • Cybersecurity experts: Human error, compromised credentials, and weak security practices remain major attack vectors. AI doesn't need to crack SHA-256 to steal your funds. One convincing fake message, one compromised wallet, or one careless signature can be enough. The real question isn't whether AI will break crypto. It's whether we can make crypto security strong enough for the AI era.