Starknet (STRK)

🌐 June 22 - June 28 | Major events this week 📅 June 22 | Monday 🔵 Starknet v0.14.3 will launch on mainnet this month, supporting dynamic L2 gas adjustments, etc. 📅 June 23 | Tuesday 🔵 $MEGA will unlock on June 23, valued at approximately $13.54 million, accounting for 32.83% of circulation. 📅 June 24 | Wednesday 🔵 US weekly EIA crude oil inventories 🔵 $NEWT will unlock on June 24, valued at approximately $7.55 million, accounting for 37.22% of circulation. 📅 June 25 | Thursday 🔵 US May Core PCE price index annual rate 🔵 Nvidia shareholders meeting 🔵 $H will unlock on June 25, valued at approximately $54.77 million, accounting for 9.41% of circulation. 🔵 $XPL will unlock on June 25, valued at approximately $10.42 million, accounting for 3.56% of circulation. 📅 June 26 | Friday 🔵 US June University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index final value 🔵 $SAHARA will unlock on June 26, valued at approximately $14.75 million, accounting for 30.10% of circulation. 📅 June 27 | Saturday 🔵 US weekly total oil rigs 📅 June 28 | Sunday 🔵 $SIGN will unlock on June 28, valued at approximately $1.07 million, accounting for 4.05% of circulation.

Starknet has reached 300 million transactions. By itself, that number doesn’t tell us much. What’s more interesting is the growth rate: The first 100 million transactions on Starknet took more than 2 years. The next 100 million took around 16 months. The most recent 100 million took only about 12 months. That’s a strong signal that the Starknet ecosystem is steadily accumulating users, applications, and liquidity over time. This week also brought a series of updates across privacy, infrastructure, and new builders entering the ecosystem. Less noise than before. But more real products than before. And that’s often the most exciting stage in the evolution of an ecosystem like Starknet.

A lot of people don’t actually believe in the projects they defend. They believe in the allocation they might get from defending it. Big difference. That’s why someone can defend a project for months before TGE, then call it a rug the moment the reward does not match their expectation. You saw it with some people around Starknet. You saw it with zkSync. You’re seeing it again with MegaETH. Before reward: They say good tech, real infra, long-term play After reward: They say team rugged, waste of time, VC chain, never using this again And it works the other way too. A project people were doubting can suddenly become “one of the best teams in crypto” if the airdrop is good enough. Arbitrum rewarded well, people respected it. Jupiter rewarded users well, people defended it harder. That’s why crypto opinions are funny. Sometimes people are not judging the product. They are judging how much the product paid or can pay them.

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Starknet is quietly laying the groundwork for two things crypto will need in the years ahead: privacy and quantum resistance. In the v0.14.3 proposal, two notable changes are currently up for vote: • Keccak support for client-side proving, paving the way for private transactions that leverage EVM signatures. • Replacing Pedersen with Blake in SNOS, an important step toward strengthening resilience against future quantum computing risks. Voting is now open to stakers and delegators and will remain open until June 26. Upgrades like these may not generate flashy headlines, but they are the kind of foundational infrastructure decisions that will determine which blockchains remain relevant over the next 5–10 years.

Privacy is gradually evolving from a technical concept into a user experience. This video shows that protecting your entire on-chain activity on Starknet now takes just a few clicks. Fast, simple, and affordable enough for everyday use. That’s how privacy becomes accessible to everyone.

We’ve become so used to accepting that every transaction has to be public. Balances. Payments. Employee salaries. Corporate treasury flows. STRK20 asks a different question: Why isn’t privacy the default? Onchain privacy is no longer a distant idea. It’s live on Starknet today.