OpenAI's Astra Decodes 1941 German Military Cipher...Unrelated to BTC

OpenAI's next-generation model GPT-6 Astra has decoded messages encrypted by the German military's Enigma machine from 1941, though Bitcointalk's CryptoBull stated this does not mean modern cryptography used in Bitcoin (BTC) wallets has been compromised. Carter Leffen of Bloomberg, responsible for product development and operations, identified a clue 'Rosenow' to narrow down the search scope, then verified approximately 14.8 million keys over about 10 hours before cracking the cipher. However, the Enigma system was developed in the 1930s, and its structure and difficulty differ significantly from modern cryptographic systems used for BTC security.