If you really have solved fundamental problems, then try to start a challenge where you solve people's math problems.
You can set-up a completely anonymous website where science people can post their problems, other science people can vote for and you try to solve the 3 upvoted.
Try to stay covered as much as possible - I think you'll be a target, when bad actors know about you.
So, you'll give a chance for a soft transition to new math in cryptography.
You can set-up a completely anonymous website where science people can post their problems, other science people can vote for and you try to solve the 3 upvoted.
Try to stay covered as much as possible - I think you'll be a target, when bad actors know about you.
So, you'll give a chance for a soft transition to new math in cryptography.
(If I understood your text properly ..)