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The experiment demonstrates a practical path to generating certified randomness from untrusted hardware, which is critical for securing private keys, consensus protocols, and smart contracts against quantum attacks. As the crypto market faces extreme fear (F&G 22) and macro headwinds, long-term fundamental improvements like this are often overlooked but could reshape security standards.

An experimental realization of device-independent randomness amplification is demonstrated using superconducting qubits, converting weak correlated randomness into virtually perfect random bits certified by a Bell test.

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