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Starknet opens seven-day vote on independent Layer 1 over quantum risks

Starknet opened a seven-day poll on Thursday asking STRK holders whether to research an independent post-quantum Layer 1.

Brian Danga

Publisher The Block

Oct 15, 2026 at 2:26 PM UTC · Updated 42 minutes ago · 1 min read

Starknet opens seven-day vote on independent Layer 1 over quantum risks
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Starknet opened a seven-day poll on Thursday asking STRK holders whether to research an independent post-quantum Layer 1.

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