Why StarkWare Faces Backlash Over Token Design

Why StarkWare Faces Backlash Over Token Design

Ethereum second layer scalability company StarkWare confirmed the rumors about the upcoming launch of the StarkNet token. The asset is aimed at enabling the project to operate a decentralized ecosystem and to create an effective mechanism to “direct its evolution”. Related Reading | Polygon Climbs 20% On Disney Glee – Can MATIC Sustain Gains This Month? The StarkNet is an Ethereum second layer scalability solution based on Zero Knowledge (ZK) Rollup technology. This provides decentralized applications (dApps) with “unlimited” scalability without compromising security,....


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