TL;DR Due, a global payments solution on Starknet, enables fast, low-cost cross-border transactions in over 80 countries. It supports multiple fiat currencies and stablecoins including USDC,
TL;DR Starknet, the Ethereum Layer 2 built on zero-knowledge technology, briefly went offline on September 2, halting transaction processing across the network. Developers restored block production
TL;DR Starknet’s governance has officially approved SNIP-31, allowing Bitcoin to participate in network consensus alongside STRK tokens. Tokenized BTC representations, including WBTC, tBTC, LBTC, and SolvBTC,
TL;DR Starknet’s Upgrade: Multi-sequencer plus Tendermint, millisecond pre-confirmations, a short 15-minute mainnet pause for deployment, and alignment with SNIP 33’s path toward a fully decentralized sequencer
TL;DR zkLend officially shut down after losing $9.5 million in a hack and seeing its ZEND token delisted from exchanges like Bybit and KuCoin. The protocol
TL;DR Starknet added LBTC to its network, a 1:1 Bitcoin-backed token created by Lombard Finance for liquid staking. The integration lets users access DeFi applications using
TL;DR Bitcoin Staking Launch: StarkNet is set to debut Bitcoin staking by Q3 2025, enabling users to stake major Bitcoin wrappers. Transforming Asset Utilization: The integration
TL;DR StarkWare developed ColliderVM, an architecture that enables the execution of complex smart contracts on Bitcoin without modifying its protocol. It uses hash collisions to reduce
TL;DR Starknet users can now pay at merchants accepting Bitcoin Lightning payments using only STRK, thanks to Braavos wallet and the Atomiq bridge. No need to
TL;DR Starknet has integrated Bitcoin and Ethereum into the same execution layer, using STARK proof technology to improve Bitcoin’s scalability and functionality. The integration with the
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