The governance proposal, currently open for voting, aims to determine whether the network should pursue an independent infrastructure to bypass Ethereum-dependent limitations. According to the proposal, the current reliance on Ethereum for data availability and bridging services binds Starknet to a security timeline outside of its direct control. Market observers, including commentator Route 2 FI, noted that while early voting results show overwhelming support for the research, the poll remains nonbinding and does not confirm an immediate departure from the Ethereum ecosystem.
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Starknet Rallies 25% as Governance Vote on Layer-1 Independence Begins
Starknet surged nearly 25% on October 15, reaching $0.096 after a volatile session saw the price dip to $0.0718. The rebound coincides with the launch of a seven-day community poll gauging interest in researching a potential transition to an independent, quantum-resistant layer-1 blockchain architecture.
Technical indicators present a complex recovery path. While STRK remains roughly 22% lower for the week, the daily Murrey Math indicator identifies $0.09766 as a critical pivot point. A sustained break above this level is required to test the $0.1221 range boundary. Conversely, liquidation heatmaps from CoinGlass reveal significant overhead pressure between $0.094 and $0.11, while concentrated support zones sit near $0.065. Adding to the market dynamics, the network continues its monthly token release schedule, with 127 million STRK tokens allocated to early contributors and investors unlocking today, representing an estimated $12.2 million in market value.
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