The Starknet community is expected to hold a vote of intent from October 19 to 25 on transitioning to an independent, quantum-resistant L1, but the transition is not yet a done deal.
The most important distinction right now is between “supporting research” and “deciding to transition.” Reports say an L1 research proposal received 99.95% support; however, this figure has so far appeared in only one source, and the voting criteria and results still need to be verified. The vote of intent scheduled for the coming week is a separate milestone to watch, and should not be confused with the earlier vote.
For STRK, the next things to watch are the community’s actual voting results and whether an actionable transition plan is announced. Even if the intent receives support, that does not mean the technical roadmap or implementation timeline has been finalized. Will the market reprice first based on expectations of a transition, or wait until the plan’s details are clear?
The most important distinction right now is between “supporting research” and “deciding to transition.” Reports say an L1 research proposal received 99.95% support; however, this figure has so far appeared in only one source, and the voting criteria and results still need to be verified. The vote of intent scheduled for the coming week is a separate milestone to watch, and should not be confused with the earlier vote.
For STRK, the next things to watch are the community’s actual voting results and whether an actionable transition plan is announced. Even if the intent receives support, that does not mean the technical roadmap or implementation timeline has been finalized. Will the market reprice first based on expectations of a transition, or wait until the plan’s details are clear?