Privacy is becoming easier to build on @Starknet , while its long term security is also getting attention. I find these two developments worth watching. Starkzap has passed 10,000 downloads, and its STRK20 integration adds another layer to an already extensive TypeScript SDK. Developers can now work with shielded balances, private transfers, asset shielding and unshielding, plus access to shielded balance information and transaction history without having to build the privacy infrastructure from scratch. The SDK already brings together features like social login, gasless transactions, swaps, DCA, Bitcoin staking, lending and bridging. Getting started is as simple as: npm install starkzap But privacy isn’t the only part of Starknet’s development that deserves attention. The network is also exploring how blockchain security can adapt to future quantum computing threats. STARK proofs rely on hash based cryptographic assumptions, which differ from the elliptic curve cryptography used by many traditional blockchain signature systems. Starknet’s programmable account architecture also creates room to explore alternative signature verification methods as security standards evolve. This doesn’t mean the entire network is already quantum resistant. There are still dependencies and migration challenges to consider, but preparing early is important. What stands out to me is the combination of practical developer tools being improved today and deeper security research focused on the future. Making blockchain applications private is important. Making the infrastructure adaptable enough to remain secure over time matters just as much. Explore the research: https://t.co/qLZHtbRjDd