The real question isn’t whether blockchain will face new security threats, it’s whether it can adapt when they arrive @Starknet Quantum computing could eventually challenge some of the cryptographic systems that today’s blockchains rely on. And this creates two important questions: 👉 Can the technology proving blockchain transactions remain secure? 👉 Can wallets upgrade their cryptography when existing methods become vulnerable? And Starknet is approaching this through two key ideas: 💡 STARK-based proving: STARK proofs rely on hash-based cryptographic assumptions, which are considered promising for post-quantum security. 💡 Cryptographic agility: Starknet’s programmable accounts make it possible to explore and adopt alternative signature schemes without redesigning the entire network. Why does this matter? Because preparing for a post-quantum world isn’t just about choosing stronger cryptography today. It’s about building systems that can evolve as the threat landscape changes. Starknet’s approach is simple; don’t just build for the security challenges of today but build to adapt to tomorrow’s. https://t.co/Z3PG5HZBJ5