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The very first recursive proofs of general computation, now live on Ethereum Mainnet

Usability Delivered, StarkNet Team Moves to Next Challenge

Unleashing L2’s computational richness: dApps can now flourish free of traditional L1 gas restrictions

StarkNet Alpha is live on Mainnet, allowing apps to gain unlimited scaling while maintaining L1 security.

Uri Kolodny and Eli Ben-Sasson discussing how StarkWare is bringing Super Scaling to Ethereum

November 2021, StarkNet Alpha is coming Mainnet

A Cross-L2 AMM

How to transfer funds between sidechains and StarkEx trustlessly, securely, and inexpensively

Cairo – How does it work? How are proofs created? Read the Cairo Whitepaper.

With StarkEx, users retain maximum control of their funds and avoid centralized exchanges. The first of a four-part series on this concept.

Prof. Eli Ben Sasson @ TAU’s CyberWeek 2017

Gaming company Immutable X wanted to reduce gas costs for its hit blockchain game, and chose StarkEx to mint its NFTs. This April 2021 blog is about entering the "fast-moving and exciting NFT space.”

Prof. Avi Wigderson discussing the highlights along the journey that started with the invention of Interactive Proofs.

Reducing gas costs for DeFi by batching L2 transaction requests from different users. It’s “the way to go to scale to 10M more DeFi traders,” we wrote in January 2020.

StarkEx users have confidence they would be able to withdraw funds to L1 even if an emergency scenario arose in which StarkEx Operators don’t service requests.

And the role of symmetric STARKs within

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