Just saying, but Starknet is on track to become end-to-end post-quantum resistant well before 2029, probably as early as 2027.
Most of the hard work is already done.
A few reasons why:
1. Starknet is powered by STARK proofs, a proving system already considered post-quantum secure, as highlighted by Google itself.
2. Starknet has native account abstraction. This means users can migrate to post-quantum secure wallets through a simple wallet upgrade (1click/1tx), instead of requiring deep protocol-level changes or forcing everyone through a painful migration.
3. Post-quantum wallets are already live on Mainnet today, and users can already sign post-quantum secure transactions onchain.
Finally, the remaining pieces are mostly engineering and productization work. Bringing them fully to market would require around four to six months of focused work.
Governments are increasingly investing in quantum computing.
Meanwhile, very few players in crypto are seriously preparing for that future. Starknet is part of them, as it aims to be fully post-quantum resistant, end-to-end, by 2027.
The ticker is ethereum:0xca14007eff0db1f8135f4c25b34de49ab0d42766.
I’m currently living in Vietnam, and Westerners haven’t disrupted anything here. Thailand is a different story, but mostly because Thailand chose to build its economy around mass tourism imo.
China doesn't need to, and is even more resilient than these countries. Also:
> Big cities in China are more expensive than Thailand or Vietnam (so natural filter that Thailand, Vietnam don't have)
> You can easily filter immigration by setting high income requirements or making the visa expensive enough