A StarkWare researcher proposes Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) using hash-based proofs instead of ECDSA signatures, enabling quantum resistance without a soft fork, but costing $75-$200 per transaction as an emergency measure.
A new proposal from a StarkWare researcher claims Bitcoin can support quantum-safe transactions on the live network without a soft fork. The trade-off is steep: each transaction may cost $75 to $200 in off-chain GPU computation, making it more of an emergency fallback than a practical long-term solution.
StarkWare is restructuring into two business units and cutting staff after Starknet revenue fell more than 99% from its peak. The company is shifting from Ethereum scaling infrastructure toward building in-house products with stronger revenue potential.
StarkWare is restructuring into two business units and cutting staff after Starknet revenue fell more than 99% from its peak. The company is shifting from Ethereum scaling infrastructure toward building in-house products with stronger revenue potential.
StarkWare is cutting jobs and reorganizing into two business units after Starknet revenue dropped 99% from a peak of $6M per month to $48K. The company pivots from infrastructure to self-built products, exploring quantum-safe Bitcoin solutions.
StarkWare is restructuring into two business units and cutting staff after Starknet revenue fell more than 99% from its late-2023 peak. The company is shifting from Ethereum scaling infrastructure toward building in-house revenue-generating products.
StarkWare is restructuring into two business units and cutting staff after Starknet revenue fell more than 99% from its 2023 peak. The company is shifting from Ethereum scaling infrastructure toward building its own revenue-generating products.
StarkWare lays off staff and splits into two units after Starknet's revenue dropped 99% from a peak of $6M. The pivot focuses on in-house revenue products like Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB), with high costs but minimal L1 dependency.
