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Yesterday’s reported $6.3 billion Binance security incident raised serious questions about the security of the crypto industry. Since then, bitcoin:native has also come under pressure, dropping toward $78K. The incident was not quantum related, and it is important not to confuse the two. But it reminds us how quickly security concerns can affect confidence across the entire market. I also noticed @joinking discussing this topic, which made me look deeper into Starknet’s approach. One reason I find @Starknet worth researching is its Account Abstraction design. It allows accounts to change their signature verification logic without changing their addresses or transaction history. With Falcon 512 experiments already taking place, Starknet is exploring what post quantum security could look like in practice. The idea of an independent Starknet L1 takes this discussion even further. For me, security should never be treated as a finished feature. Bitcoin’s recent price movement is another reminder that trust and security remain central to this industry. The threats ahead will require infrastructure that can evolve with them. Following the research and sharing what I learn along the way. s.kaito.ai/JHV4HZ