TREE NEWS update: Starknet’s community opened a seven-day non-binding vote asking STRK holders whether to explore a transition to a standalone quantum-resistant L1. A favourable result would trigger research and follow-up proposals; rejection keeps quantum-resistance work on L2. Under either path STRK is retained with no new token issuance and the Ethereum bridge stays open. No timeline has been set for a transition.
Starknet Community Votes on Pivot to Standalone Quantum-Resistant L1
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The vote's real weight lies in its non-binding nature: it signals community appetite rather than committing Starknet to a specific architecture. Retaining STRK and keeping the Ethereum bridge open under either outcome limits the immediate stakes for holders, so the decision is more about research direction than near-term token economics. What matters next is whether a favourable result actually produces follow-up proposals, and how the quantum-resistance work is scoped if it stays on L2.
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