Promise👑 retweeted
The beginning might look very unpleasant and exhausting but trust me the end would be very massive and be full of positive surprises.
Blockchain security works in layers, and each layer deserves attention.
A strong proving system is important, but transaction authorization, wallet implementations, and external dependencies matter too.
Quantum preparedness starts with understanding the whole system, not focusing on one component.
#Starknet #QuantumSecurity
Quantum security isn’t a simple label that tells us everything is protected.
Different parts of a blockchain rely on different cryptographic mechanisms. A proof system, a wallet signature, and an external dependency can face different security considerations.
Starknet’s STARK proofs use hash-based cryptography, while programmable accounts offer flexibility in transaction authorization.
The important question is not whether every risk has disappeared. It’s what has been addressed, what remains, and how the ecosystem can prepare responsibly.
That is the kind of conversation blockchain security needs.
@Starknet #Starknet #QuantumSecurity
quantum.starkware.co/
Promise👑 retweeted
You can’t ever get bored of watching this didinrin association 😭🤣💔
Don’t miss this video, it’s very interesting. 😂😭
Promise👑 retweeted
NEYMAR KEEP SURPRISING PEOPLE, ITS GOOD TO BE RICH.
Neymar Jr. has turned one of his childhood dreams into reality, purchasing a replica of Batman’s iconic Tumbler Batmobile for approximately $1.5 MILLION.
But here’s the crazy part…
🚘 IT CAN’T LEGALLY BE DRIVEN ON PUBLIC ROADS IN BRAZIL.
The vehicle took three years to build, features a powerful V8 engine, and is restricted to private areas because it lacks the necessary road approval.
And the price? Reports put it at roughly two months of Neymar’s Santos salary at the time.
Imagine spending millions on your dream car, only to discover that you can’t take it for a normal drive around town. 😭
NEYMAR DIDN’T JUST BUY A CAR. HE BOUGHT A PIECE OF BATMAN’S WORLD.
Be honest: would you spend $1.5 million on your dream car if you couldn’t legally drive it on public roads?
is this a waste of money or not




























