StarkWare has unveiled a comprehensive plan to transition Starknet to post-quantum security, addressing the looming threat of quantum computing to cryptographic systems. The roadmap entails a three-phase migration, starting with new transactions, followed by existing smart contracts, and ultimately covering external dependencies such as Ethereum bridge infrastructure. By replacing elliptic-curve cryptography with quantum-resistant alternatives, Starknet aims to stay ahead of potential quantum threats. StarkWare emphasizes that quantum-safe cryptographic tools are already available, making it imperative for blockchain networks to initiate migration efforts promptly1. The urgency to adopt post-quantum cryptography is heightened by recent quantum developments in the Ethereum ecosystem, which narrows the timeline for cryptographic migration. This move is crucial for practitioners, as it underscores the need to prioritize quantum-resistant security measures to safeguard against potential quantum-based attacks, thereby protecting the integrity of blockchain networks.