According to Wednesday's announcement, in a deal between startup StarkWare and developer firm ConsenSys, it was announced that the second-tier technology will be integrated with the wallet application and the node infrastructure service, respectively.
At the moment, integration options are limited. In the case of Infura, integration is limited to participants in closed beta testing. As for MetaMask, the companies have stated that developers can use StarkNet through MetaMask Flask, an experimental development feature.
As previously reported, StarkNet supports the independent deployment of smart contracts. In a broader sense, second-level protocols, including those based on zero-disclosure accumulative packages (ZK-Rollups), are designed to increase the number of transactions that can occur on the Ethereum network, while reducing gas costs.
In May, StarkWare raised $100 million at a valuation of $8 billion.
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