I joined @starknet campaign on kaito and started researching the project, one thing i find interesting about starknet's approach to quantum security is that upgrading your cryptography doesn't necessarily have to mean rebuilding the entire network. on starknet, accounts are programmable smart contracts. that means developers can introduce new signature methods without requiring a network-wide upgrade. there's already been a demonstration of a Falcon-512 account making a mainnet transfer without changing its address. that's a much more tangible example of crypto agility than just saying a chain is preparing for quantum threats. STARK proofs also use hash-based cryptographic foundations, giving starknet a different security path from systems that rely on elliptic-curve assumptions for proving. none of this means every part of starknet is quantum-safe today. its ethereum-dependent components still matter, which is part of why the independent L1 discussion is worth watching. security isn't just about what works today. it's about how well you can adapt when the assumptions change. I’d advise checking @Starknet out through the link below and do your own research 👇🏾👇🏾 quantum.starkware.co/

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