RT Brother Lyskey 🥷 (@Lyskey)Starknet probably has one of the cleanest paths to post-quantum wallets in crypto.Most ecosystems face 2 problems:- wallet security is tied to the chain’s default signature rules, so migrating away from ECDSA can require a major protocol upgrade or hard fork- post-quantum signature schemes are usually too expensive to verify onchainStarknet already solved the first thanks to native account abstraction: wallets on Starknet are smart contracts, so they can change signature schemes ...

RT ladislaus.eth (@ladislaus0x)AllCoreDevs plans to make a decision on EIP-8141 (frame transactions) inclusion in Hegota this Thursday.If you care about post-quantum security on the consensus layer (leanCL), you should equally care about it on the execution layer.A PQ-secure CL with quantum-vulnerable (i.e. ECDSA-locked) user transactions is an incomplete migration.EIP-8141 decouples accounts from a fixed signature scheme, providing a native migration path to PQ-secure signature schemes.But it goes beyond P ...

RT adr!an (@0xAdrianvrj)Just shipped Argus, a trustless JWKS registry on @StarknetGoogle, Apple, and Firebase rotate their RSA signing keys silently, most protocols trust a centralized relay to keep them updated, that's a backdoor.Argus removes that entirelyAnyone can register those keys on-chain by submitting a zkTLS proof from @ReclaimProtocol, the contract verifies 2048-bit RSA math fully on-chain, no admin key, no trusted relayUse cases:- Account abstraction wallets with OAuth login (this powers @cavosx ...