Starknet still settles on Ethereum, and its official account described an L1 move as 'a question, not a decision' a day earlier.

The Money section appears after an incoming transfer, according to Walt, the separate service formerly known as Wallet.

Per-block computing limits shrink to preserve overall capacity, while validators face more frequent voting and shorter production windows.

L2BEAT data showed about $17.1 million in canonically bridged ETH; the wind-down plan sets out no independent exit after Dec. 15.

An independent chain would let Starknet control security upgrades rather than wait for Ethereum, says StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson.

Muneeb Ali, founder of Stacks and new CEO of Stacks Labs, set out his 2030 vision for STX on the OKX main stage at TOKEN2049 Singapore, naming three frontiers the Satoshi Upgrades will take on: Bitcoin capital markets, privacy, and post-quantum Bitcoin.

The mainnet release begins private trading tests, while the broader CypherOS privacy platform is planned for a later chain upgrade.

ETH and USDG swaps use NEAR Intents to handle cross-chain routing, while bridge infrastructure still moves assets between networks.

Wallets, DEXs and lending protocols need integration changes to handle the assets, whose issuer-selected rules can permit freezes and forced transfers.

The Stacks Labs chief also promised a two-year roadmap covering Bitcoin privacy and post-quantum technology, plus a public holder call within 30 days.