Starknet (STRK)

Starknet is becoming the most complete privacy ecosystem on the market. Available right now: > The lowest privacy fees on the market: 4 STRK (~$0.12 per private transaction), regardless of the amount > A single privacy pool for all assets: ETH, BTC, SOL, HYPE, memecoins, STRK, Ekubo.... every token > Access in just a few clicks, directly from the wallet UI on Xverse and Ready > Private transfers and private swaps > Private payroll: we’ve significantly improved the UI/UX and are already in talks with several teams that need it. DMs are open if you need it as well. > Private KYC: similarly, if your project needs this, our DMs are open Coming next: > A Privacy SDK enabling easy integration for builders and apps > Integration across Starknet apps: private swaps, lending and borrowing, staking, yield generation, gaming, and more > Private transfers using only a phone number > Starknet Enclave, allowing smart contracts to process encrypted or hidden information without exposing it publicly onchain > Sub-accounts

Privacy shouldn’t require moving to a different chain or using a separate protocol. With STRK20s, every asset on Starknet can switch between transparent and private whenever you choose. Builders don’t need to reinvent DeFi. They can simply add privacy to the apps users already know. This feels less like a new product, and more like a new primitive for onchain finance.

Another week. Another reminder that capital follows builders. Starknet ranks #2 in bridged net inflows over the past 7 days. https://t.co/2mcXB9AEbu

I saw a prediction-market privacy wrapper in the Starkware labs. for the biggest prediction market in the industry. Public wallets leak the strategy graph around a trade. Funding path, timing, sizing, exits, and profit movement. The wrapper routes through a the STRK20 shielded pool and fresh accounts, so the trade can happen without exposing the full path onchain. the VPN of crypto, dropping this summer.

StarkWare is committed to ensuring Starknet will be quantum-ready. Why go through the effort? Because the migration process will be short, at least compared to other chains, thanks to ZK-STARKs and native AA, and the value -- reassuring Starknet is future-proofed -- is high. https://t.co/6lK8V6xjnX

Breaking: Starknet v0.14.3 is going live on Mainnet today 🚨 The upgrade is currently planned for 8:10am UTC, with expected downtime of up to 8 minutes. This is a performance, fee-fairness, and infrastructure hardening upgrade. What changes: > Block times drop by 25%, from 2 seconds to 1.5 seconds, reducing network latency. > Starknet closes another post-quantum roadmap item by replacing Pedersen with BLAKE for the OS config hash in the Starknet Core Contract. > Dynamic L2 gas base fee goes live, following SNIP-35, making pricing more adaptive during congestion (based on $STRK price) > Keccak support is added for client-side proving. For users, this means a faster and more stable network. For the ecosystem, this means Starknet’s definition of a full block now better matches real network limits, improving stability without unnecessary price spikes. For builders and infra operators, there are a few important actions to take: > Upgrade full nodes to the latest recommended versions: Juno 0.16.4 or Pathfind