đ„ @Starknet considers L1 transition for quantum resistance
#Starknet, currently an Ethereum-secured L2, is exploring several options, including a transition to L1, to gain greater control over its security upgrades and address cryptographic risks from quantum computing and #AI. Built on ZK-STARKs, Starknet offers cryptographic flexibility and has already established a roadmap for post-quantum security. While #Ethereum aims to make its L1 fully quantum-resistant by the end of 2029, #Bitcoin has made no similar commitment. Starknet could complete its related upgrades as early as 2027.
Following the announcement, Starknetâs $STRK token surged by 19.9% as markets reacted to the proposed transition and its potential implications for the networkâs long-term security.
- by PhoenixGroup
#Starknet, currently an Ethereum-secured L2, is exploring several options, including a transition to L1, to gain greater control over its security upgrades and address cryptographic risks from quantum computing and #AI. Built on ZK-STARKs, Starknet offers cryptographic flexibility and has already established a roadmap for post-quantum security. While #Ethereum aims to make its L1 fully quantum-resistant by the end of 2029, #Bitcoin has made no similar commitment. Starknet could complete its related upgrades as early as 2027.
Following the announcement, Starknetâs $STRK token surged by 19.9% as markets reacted to the proposed transition and its potential implications for the networkâs long-term security.
- by PhoenixGroup