Chinese police capture StarkNet airdrop identity forger: Report
The suspect has claimed over 40,000 STRK coins that belonged to victims, before converting them to over $90,000 USDT.
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The suspect has claimed over 40,000 STRK coins that belonged to victims, before converting them to over $90,000 USDT.
Nethermind has taken the initiative to further its mission of bringing improvements to its system in order to serve its users. It has brought the Starknet Grants program to developers.
Despite the overall increase in cryptocurrency market capitalization, many large-caps posted dramatic losses since Jan. 1, 2024. One of three tokens in the top 100 is in the red, Colin Wu's review says.
Three user groups that missed the first STRK airdrop to start claiming their tokens today.
Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.
Blockchain data from Starkscan indicates that Starknet's system stopped producing blocks for four hours on April. 5.
Starknet appears to be facing its first major outage as no new blocks have been registered in the network over the past few hours.
April sees major token unlock event for crypto projects Aptos, Arbitrum, Starknet with over $600 million in tokens set to release.
Starknet, an Ethereum layer-2 blockchain, recently announced an expansion in the eligibility criteria for its first round of Starknet provisions. This update includes two sub-categories of users who previously faced challenges in claiming STRK tokens.
Starknet is now the sixth-largest Layer-2 network by Total Value Locked (TVL) with $1.4 billion.
In a significant development for the blockchain community, QuickNode, a leading blockchain development platform, has announced its launch on Starknet. The strategic move is set to empower developers by providing them with advanced tools and resources to build and deploy decentralized applications (dApps) with greater efficiency and effectiveness.
Starknet 2024 roadmap prioritizes speed and fee reductions with “Parallel Execution”.
Ethereum layer-2 StarkNet's STRK token jumped more than 10% after it revealed extensive plans to improve its blockchain network's throughput and reduce transaction fees, according to its 2024 roadmap.
The Starknet roadmap has now been announced, with priority given to reducing transaction fees on the Ethereum Layer 2 network.
TL;DR StarkNet, a decentralized blockchain network, has resolved issues related to its STRK token airdrop. The resolution comes as a relief to the community, particularly the Immutable X and ETH pool stakers who are set to receive rewards. The STRK token, a crucial component of StarkNet's ecosystem, serves as a governance token.
Cairo Native integration and data availability compression are also among Starknet's potential updates this year.
The new feature, described as "multitasking for rollups," is on Starknet's project roadmap for the second quarter of 2024, released Wednesday.
Ethereum scaling protocol Starknet expects to increase its throughput and further fee reductions through the introduction of transaction parallelization in 2024.
Starknet addresses issues with its STRK token airdrop, allowing eligible Immutable X users and ETH pool stakers to claim tokens in the upcoming round starting next month.
A wallet address mix-up and trouble airdropping tokens to ETH pool stakers have been fixed, and both can claim STRK starting next month, Starknet claims.
Transaction fees on the ethereum second layer, Starknet, have plunged from $1 to just 4 cent after ethereum upgraded yesterday.
Starknet has successfully synchronized with Ethereum's Dencun upgrade, leading to a 99% decrease in gas fees.
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Starknet developers rolled out version 0.13.1, which will use EIP-4844 post-Dencun — transitioning from "calldata" to "blobs" for cheaper data transactions.