While looking deeper into @Starknet, I found two areas worth paying attention to: more efficient STARK proofs and its work on post quantum security. Both are connected to something I find important: the ability to adapt as cryptographic technology evolves. STARK proofs rely on hash based cryptography, while programmable accounts make it possible to introduce new signature verification methods without a network wide upgrade. There is also ongoing research to reduce the checks needed for a 100 bit security target from 241 to 200, with 150 as the next goal. Researchers and AI agents are exploring the mathematics, with Lean helping verify the proofs. Starknet still has work to do before claiming full quantum security, especially around existing accounts and Ethereum dependencies. What interests me most is the long term thinking behind this. Cryptographic assumptions will evolve, and infrastructure needs room to evolve with them. @Starknet @KaitoAI