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StarkNet’s ecosystem exploded to ~193 user-facing projects by Nov 2024, a 168% year‑over‑year rise driven by grants, infrastructure work and a gaming boom; the network is pressing decentralization (17...
StarkNet has attracted a fast-growing set of builders: the Foundation reports the ecosystem grew from 72 user‑facing projects in Nov 2023 to 193 by Nov 2024 — a 168% rise — with gaming, DeFi and BTC‑f...
Starknet does not appear in the provided sources as the original creator or sole owner of SHARP; SHARP (the Shared Proving framework) is described as a StarkWare technology that is used by Starknet an...
Top-tier investors including Greenoaks, Coatue, Founders Fund, DCVC, Wing (and historically Alameda) backed StarkWare/StarkNet because they view StarkNet as a leading Ethereum Layer‑2 scaling technolo...
Major investors, developer tools companies, and the Starknet Foundation itself are actively funding and building the Starknet ecosystem: venture backers named in fundraising summaries include DCVC, Fo...
Starknet attracts builders and investors because it is a ZK-rollup Layer‑2 using STARK proofs that promises high throughput, low costs, native account abstraction and staged decentralization — and it ...
Starknet is positioning itself as a leading zk-rollup L2 with rapid ecosystem growth (193 projects by Nov 2024, +168% year-over-year) and a multi-stage decentralization and staking roadmap that had >1...
Multiple prominent venture-capital and institutional investors have publicly backed StarkNet / StarkWare across several rounds: Series B and D backers include Paradigm, Sequoia, Greenoaks, Coatue, Tig...
On-chain trackers and market reports show rising whale accumulation of STRK (addresses holding >10,000 STRK hit a record 5,073) and growing smaller-holder counts (addresses >100 STRK at 21,868), sugge...