Dylan Kugler

This is exactly the right way to think about it: It's not about building a privacy app, it's about improving existing products by adding privacy. https://x.com/Starknet/status/2061812818069127528

RT @Starknet: Why are you still renting cars with Fiat? $STRK goes brrr at @travalacom now: - 50,000+ locations - 1,700+ rental suppliers…

Every privacy network claims selective disclosure. What they don’t say is who holds the keys. Canton, Tempo, zkSync, and Starknet all put that control with an operator, a node, or a standing key. On Aztec, control stays with you. Full breakdown here: https://t.co/xMivI5g8aw

RT @CointelegraphAc: Product-market fit is measured, not assumed. @angela_s_n, Global Events Manager at @Starknet, shared her formula for…

True of every disruptive blockchain (e.g., Zcash, Starknet) https://x.com/1811101111534878720/status/2060895788285489404

new place to follow Starknet, enjoy https://x.com/Aegis_fyi/status/2060363410924310611

Average Bitcoiner after shielding BTC on Starknet. https://t.co/ZHAwZAYZZo

POV: it's 2023/2024 and you're are airdrop farmer • Hyperliquid • LayerZero • Berachain • zkSync • Scroll • Starknet • Base • Wormhole • Plume • Zora Who am I forgetting?

Want a say in Starknet's direction? The Foundation is looking for new governance delegates and distributing 1.7B STRK in voting power to the people who want to influence protocol decisions. Applications are open now. → Apply here: https://t.co/ZhfLLHBQJy https://t.co/9MQMHDRGid

You know what’s funny? Current AI funding rounds genuinely remind me of crypto during the last cycle Back then, these projects used to make HEADLINES for massive raises and were all thought to dominate the next 4-5 years: ▸ Berachain ▸ Celestia ▸ Starknet ▸ zkSync …and a bunch of others. VCs we