What happens if the cryptography protecting your crypto wallet becomes vulnerable🤔? Would the entire network need to be rebuilt🫢? With quantum computing advancing, this is something crypto needs to think about before it becomes a real problem. And it’s not just about having strong security today. It’s also about being able to adapt when things change. This is one thing I find interesting about @Starknet. Its programmable accounts make it possible to introduce new signature methods without needing to upgrade the entire network. Think of it like changing the lock on your door without rebuilding the whole house. There’s also another side to this. Since Starknet operates as an Ethereum L2, some of its security upgrades still depend on Ethereum and its upgrade timeline. Exploring an independent L1 could give Starknet more control over its security decisions and how quickly it implements changes. To be clear, Starknet hasn’t solved every quantum related threat. But preparing for a future where today’s cryptography might not be enough is a step worth paying attention to. Because the real question isn’t just how secure a blockchain is today. It’s how easily it can adapt when that security is challenged. Explore Starknet’s Quantum Hub: quantum.starkware.co/