Gm everyone 🌞 and happy new week WHY WALLET SECURITY STARTS AT THE ACCOUNT LEVEL A wallet is often treated as a simple place to store crypto, but the account model behind it determines much more than that. It determines how transactions are authorized and which rules must be satisfied before an action is accepted. On Starknet, native account abstraction makes this logic programmable. That matters because security requirements are not necessarily permanent. An account may need different validation rules as cryptographic methods evolve, and programmable validation gives developers a way to build those rules into account implementations. This does not mean every wallet automatically upgrades itself or that users never need to migrate. It means the account model provides useful flexibility at a layer where transaction authorization actually happens. When discussing blockchain security, I think this deserves as much attention as the proof system itself. Both the proof and the authorization mechanism matter. @Starknet