The Starknet ecosystem has been very active recently, with several key developments worth noting.
Native USDC and the CCTP protocol have been gradually launched, which is a significant change for participants in the DeFi market. Native USDC is minted and burned directly on Starknet, avoiding the hassle of bridging through the Ethereum mainnet—simply put, the process is more direct and costs less. With the support of CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol), the fees and speed of cross-chain transfers have seen significant improvements.
The improvement of ecological expansion at the infrastructure level often means that DeFi applications have a better operational foundation. The enhancement of stablecoin liquidity convenience and the optimization of cross-chain bridging efficiency, these seemingly technical detail improvements, actually directly affect user experience and transaction costs.
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CantAffordPancake
· 10h ago
Native USDC is online, finally no need to take such a big detour, nice
Directly minting and burning on-chain, this is the right way, saving money and worry
The CCTP cross-chain wave is indeed great, but will it be more about hype than reality
Let's wait and see if the ecosystem can really take off, having infrastructure alone is not enough
The fees have indeed become cheaper, how much the experience can improve is subjective
Starknet has indeed been active during this time, but the runway is still too long
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 10h ago
Native USDC? Here we go again, time to research the migration route, feels like we go through this every time.
Isn't this just saying it's more convenient, but if the Liquidity doesn't keep up, it doesn't matter how cheap it is.
Can CCTP really work? It depends on how many projects follow up.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 10h ago
Wow, native USDC minting directly? This really saves trouble.
Wait, how fast can CCTP be this time, has anyone tested it?
To be honest, the infrastructure needs to keep up to attract real money in.
Starknet's hand is looking better and better.
In terms of stablecoin liquidity convenience, it feels like paving the way for large transactions.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 11h ago
Native USDC can be directly minted and redeemed, which is indeed much more convenient, saving the hassle of going around.
Cross-chain transfers have become cheaper and faster, and the DeFi ecosystem has finally filled the gap in infrastructure.
To put it nicely, it's about optimizing the experience, but the core is still about reducing costs.
It feels like Starknet's recent moves are finally getting interesting.
The Starknet ecosystem has been very active recently, with several key developments worth noting.
Native USDC and the CCTP protocol have been gradually launched, which is a significant change for participants in the DeFi market. Native USDC is minted and burned directly on Starknet, avoiding the hassle of bridging through the Ethereum mainnet—simply put, the process is more direct and costs less. With the support of CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol), the fees and speed of cross-chain transfers have seen significant improvements.
The improvement of ecological expansion at the infrastructure level often means that DeFi applications have a better operational foundation. The enhancement of stablecoin liquidity convenience and the optimization of cross-chain bridging efficiency, these seemingly technical detail improvements, actually directly affect user experience and transaction costs.