The other day at dinner, Bro Gun told me that some of his strategies are based on contract/stock options indicators. I used to be pretty resistant to contracts/options, but now I’ve decided to approach it with a learning mindset and give it a try. The next day, Binance happened to invite me to a private suite to watch F1 (thanks @pear_bnb @moonkimbinance). While eating, I came across a tweet from Starknet founder @EliBenSasson saying they’re planning to move from L2 to L1. I’m super familiar with Starknet. Back when they launched their token, they airdropped 1 million to the WTF community: ethereum:0xca14007eff0db1f8135f4c25b34de49ab0d42766. The opening price peaked at $2.6, but then it just kept dropping, hitting a low of $0.02—down 100x. Although Starknet focuses on zk, one unique feature of its STARK algorithm is quantum resistance. Back then, zk was the hot topic, but now quantum resistance is the buzz. Another thing is that Starknet co-founder Eli is also the founder of Zcash zcash:native. So Starknet moving to L1 really makes sense—I went long on it. zcash:native -> Privacy blockchain STRK -> Quantum-resistant blockchain Feel the vibe yet? Not financial advice.