Starknet (STRK)

$STRK staking on Starknet is entering a true maturity phase.

The strong growth seen in 2025 is only the surface. What matters more is how the ecosystem is deliberately preparing for what comes next: clearer validator segmentation, higher operational standards, and a long-term approach to network security.

As validator responsibilities increase in upcoming staking versions, supporting both new entrants and a strong middle layer of professional, battle-tested operators becomes a necessity, not a choice.

Both StarkWare and the Starknet Foundation are moving in the same direction.
Build the infrastructure first. Strengthen reliability first. Scale after.

This is what serious, long-term network design looks like.

Starknet lives in the future.

Every time a new need comes up, Starknet has the right building block to deliver it.

Privacy? Yes.
Quantum resistance? Yes.
ZK? Yes.
UX? Yes.
Non-EVM? Yes.

Whatever crypto realizes it needs next, I have no doubt Starknet already has the solution.

4 choices that were non‑trivial, and even unpopular:
- ZK‑STARKs
- Cairo (ZK‑optimized VM and programming language)
- Native Account Abstraction
- Scaling Bitcoin in addition to Ethereum

All 4 turned out to be the right choices and ahead of the curve.

Our path was always somewhat unique, same as our vision.
From the very start, @Starknet was designed to deliver a very wide set of traits, and the design choices were made accordingly, even when it meant doing something different.

- That's why ZK‑STARKs, before they became popular.
- That's why Cairo (ZK‑friendly) and not EVM and Solidity (which are not efficient for ZK).
- That's why native AA, without EOAs limiting legacy.
- That's why scaling Bitcoin, and not only Ethereum.

So now Starknet can deliver massive scale, privacy, post‑quantum security, flexible superior UX, and much more.

Starknet is here to unlock crypto, make it the fast, easy, secure, and empowering space it was meant to be.
We built it with the right (and sometimes unpopular) building block.