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Starknet Seeks Contributor Ideas for Smaller STARK Proofs

A separate open effort covers quantum-safe signatures. No proof-size reduction or network cost savings have been reported.

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A software contributor examines cryptographic proof code in a Netanya workspace / TokenPost.ai
A software contributor examines cryptographic proof code in a Netanya workspace / TokenPost.ai

No result is reported yet: contributors are being asked to look for ways to make STARK proofs smaller, while a second open challenge concerns quantum-safe signatures.

The initiative is framed as work toward efficiency and scalability, rather than a completed upgrade. No proof-size reduction or cut in network costs is reported. Community members can also take part in a distinct effort on quantum-safe signatures.

The signature work is separate from Starknet’s earlier governance question about a possible independent post-quantum Layer 1. A nonbinding poll on studying that option asked STRK holders whether to examine it; the poll did not approve a network transition. The current challenge concerns signature work, not a decision on Starknet’s Layer 1 structure.

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