PANews reported on October 7th that Ethereum's Layer 2 network, Starknet, announced on the X platform that its STRK tokens (STRK) have now exceeded 601 million in stake, valued at approximately $108.81 million. Furthermore, following the launch of the Bitcoin staking feature, the number of staked Bitcoins has reached 510.2763, valued at approximately $63.77 million.PANews reported on October 7th that Ethereum's Layer 2 network, Starknet, announced on the X platform that its STRK tokens (STRK) have now exceeded 601 million in stake, valued at approximately $108.81 million. Furthermore, following the launch of the Bitcoin staking feature, the number of staked Bitcoins has reached 510.2763, valued at approximately $63.77 million.
Starknet: STRK staking exceeds $100 million, BTC staking exceeds 510
2025/10/07 15:30
PANews reported on October 7th that Ethereum's Layer 2 network, Starknet, announced on the X platform that its STRK tokens (STRK) have now exceeded 601 million in stake, valued at approximately $108.81 million. Furthermore, following the launch of the Bitcoin staking feature, the number of staked Bitcoins has reached 510.2763, valued at approximately $63.77 million.
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