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Starknet, Osmosis, and Moonbeam have emerged as leaders in crypto ecosystem growth, according to the 2023 Crypto Developer Report from Electric Capital.

The official Starknet Ethereum address made seven cross-chain transactions ahead of the anticipated launch of STRK, the protocol's native token expected by Q2 2024.

We assembled 10 new year's predictions for blockchain tech trends and developments, from the experts. They might be right.

Starknet, an Ethereum scaling network, is readying 1.8 billion STRK tokens between the airdrop and rebates, plus incentives for DeFi users.

Starknet, a top Ethereum-based Layer-2 scaling solution hinted at plans to distribute more than 1.8 billion STRK tokens via airdrop to its users as rewards and network rebates. STRK Airdrop Soon to Come According to the announcement from the Starknet Foundation, the first distribution will commence “soon”, as it confirmed that the details are still

Starknet Foundation, the governing body behind StarkWare technology, is set to allocate over 1.8 billion STRK tokens in a move aimed at enhancing Ethereum's scaling capabilities.

Ethereum-based Layer-2 scaling protocol Starknet has sparked a frenzy in the community after confirming the long-speculated prospects of an airdrop. Taking to its official X account, the Starknet Foundation said it is making plans to distribute its native token, "STRK" to some of its community members on the condition that they must have contributed at one point or the other to its overall development.

Starknet has laid out its road map to begin decentralizing core components of its Ethereum layer 2 scaling network to defend against censorship and improve robustness.

Besides Ripple, projects such as ZKSync and Starknet have also increased their developer counts.

Many airdrop hunters expect several Ethereum rollup solutions to release their crypto in 2024 and are preparing in every way to qualify as beneficiaries of the initial distribution phase.

Israeli company StarkWare, which specializes in the development of Ethereum layer-2 solutions using off-chain proof-of-concept computations, announced yesterday that the first unlocking of the native StarkNet (STRK) token initially scheduled for November 2023 will be postponed to April 2024.

Starknet is swiftly climbing the ranks as a key competitor in Ethereum's bustling Layer 2 (L2) landscape.

In an unprecedented leap towards revolutionizing the efficiency and scalability of the Ethereum network, the masterminds behind Starknet have unveiled a significant milestone that holds promising implications for the future landscape of decentralized applications (dApps). Starknet, a pioneering second-layer solution situated atop the Ethereum blockchain, has achieved an extraordinary feat that is poised to redefine Ethereum's capabilities for scaling.

Ethereum Layer 2 Starknet introduced “appchains,” a framework facilitating the creation of multiple application-specific blockchains.

Starknet's much-awaited v0.12.0 upgrade, also called "Quantum Leap," intended a 10x increase in transaction throughput.

With a radical upgrade of its codebase, Starknet can now process transactions faster and cheaper than ever before. More phases of the current upgrade are set to be activated in the coming weeks.

Uri Kolodny, the co-founder and CEO of StarWare said that Starknet's latest Quantum Leap upgrade makes high TPS a reality on the Ethereum mainnet.

OKX has stated that they have implemented support for the Starknet network ETH deposit service, and that withdrawals will be available at 16:00 on July 12.

Israel-based development firm StarkWare has recently announced the rollout of the testnet for Starknet, a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum. This upgrade, called Starknet Quantum Leap, represents a significant step towards enhancing the performance and throughput of the Ethereum network.

Starknet is deploying a “bottleneck-busting” upgrade, which is expected to bring unprecedented TPS of “several hundred” to the Ethereum ecosystem. The Ethereum network is congested, and scaling solutions including Starknet aim “to operate at high throughput in order to alleviate the traffic jam.

More than 500,000 wallets have bridged over to scaling solution Starknet, most of them being newer market participants.

StarkWare, an Israeli-based company working to scale Ethereum (ETH), has released the testnet for its latest layer-2 solution, Starknet v12.0. The new version focuses on improving performance and user experience, with a significant 10x increase in throughput achieved through the implementation of the Sequencer in Rust.

If the Starknet community approves, the latest upgrade to the popular Ethereum scaling solution will hit mainnet next week.

Starknet, an Ethereum Layer 2 network, is preparing to release a significant upgrade named ‘Quantum Leap' this month.