Quantum readiness is a migration, not a magic switch. A blockchain can use advanced cryptography today and still need a plan for tomorrow. That’s what makes Starknet quantum preparation interesting. Hash based STARKs are part of its security design, but preparing for quantum threats involves more than choosing a proof system. Accounts, signature verification and the wider infrastructure all need to be considered. And migration gets even more complex when parts of the security model depend on Ethereum. The real challenge is making changes safely, without leaving users or applications behind. That means distinguishing what is already supported from what’s experimental, what’s still being built, and what depends on Ethereum’s own roadmap. @Starknet isn’t claiming to be fully quantum-safe today. It’s working toward adaptability, so cryptographic choices can evolve as the threat landscape changes. No crystal ball predictions needed. Just careful engineering and a migration path. https://t.co/hwvaVuHJKS