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Part 2: A Decentralization and Governance Proposal for StarkNet | by StarkWare | StarkWare | Jul, 2022 | Medium
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Our previous post explained what StarkNet is, how it is progressively being decentralized, and provided a summary of its two…
Press enter or click to view image in full size Part 2: A Decentralization and Governance Proposal for Starknet StarkWare 5 min read · Jul 13, 2022 -- Listen Share Our previous post explained what Starknet is, how it is progressively being decentralized, and provided a summary of its two decentralization mechanisms. This post discusses the Starknet decentralization process, the role of the Starknet Foundation, and the need for a new native token for Starknet. Finally, it discusses additional considerations for Starknet’s governance down the road. The third post in this series describes the des
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