Starknet brings BTC into the consensus layer: the first step in technological integration.
From a technical perspective, @Starknet's BTC staking is not a marketing move, but rather BTC's first participation as a consensus participant in the #ETH L2 network, no longer existing merely through bridges or wrapped assets.
Currently, BTC (WBTC, LBTC, tBTC, SolvBTC) accounts for 25% of the consensus weight in Starknet and receives a fixed 25% reward share, working alongside STRK to maintain network security.
The significance of this multi-asset consensus is👇
It allows for a more decentralized source of security, rather than relying on a single token's inflation.
I believe the value of this step does not lie in short-term gains. Starknet is not trying to attract BTC funds, but rather to make the security of #BTC truly a part of Layer 2.
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