2026-01-14 17:36:07

Starknet is integrating the three core pillars of Web3. First is programmability, drawing on Ethereum's smart contract paradigm; second is the native currency attributes, combining the value storage features of Bitcoin and Zcash; finally, privacy protection, introducing privacy mechanisms such as zero-knowledge proofs. This multi-dimensional technological stacking has significant implications for the value of the $STRK token. Starknet's scaling solution built with Cairo language and Cairo VM aims to achieve high throughput while ensuring security. The integration of the three pillars not only addresses Ethereum's congestion issues but also retains Bitcoin's robustness and Zcash's privacy features. This architectural innovation is worth paying attention to.

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MetadataExplorer

· 5h ago

Can Cairo VM really run? It's pointless to just talk about it on paper.

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GhostInTheChain

· 5h ago

Sounds good, but can Cairo VM really handle so much?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 5h ago

Damn, Starknet's triple integration is really awesome. Finally, someone has combined the advantages of these chains. Cairo VM is indeed impressive, but honestly, whether privacy can truly be implemented still depends on subsequent developments. The three pillars sound good, but the key is whether $STRK can ride this wave of benefits. Starknet wants both security and speed—are they greedy or not? But the architecture is indeed innovative. The combination of zero-knowledge proofs and Cairo language sounds promising. Has the property of value storage been integrated? If so, does that make it more similar to Bitcoin's positioning? Feels a bit like a gambler's mentality.

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GasBandit

· 5h ago

Wow, these three pillars stacked together, it feels a bit ambitious... but can they really work smoothly? Cairo VM sounds powerful, but can privacy + programmability + native currency features really coexist without conflicts? If $STRK can achieve even half of what is promised, there's definitely room for imagination... but I still want to see it implemented before making judgments. Wait, zero-knowledge proofs + high throughput, how can these two not drag each other down?

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