Exchange Starknet (STRK) With No Account

Swap STRK with 1,000+ coins. No KYC, no exchange limit, flat 1% fee.

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Starknet market information: price, market cap, and supply

Starknet Price is $0.0363. Its current circulating supply is 10.18B strk with a market cap of $278.34M.

Starknet Price
PRICE

$ 0.0363

Starknet 24h % PRICE
24h % PRICE

-4.68%

Starknet VWAP (24h)
VWAP (24h)

(Not Available)

Starknet Market Cap
MARKET CAP

$ 278.34M

Starknet 24h Volume
24H VOLUME

$ 27.76M

Starknet Supply
COIN SUPPLY

10.18B STRK

What Is Starknet (STRK)?

Starknet is an Ethereum layer 2 that uses STARK proofs, a type of zero-knowledge proof, to bundle thousands of transactions and prove them on Ethereum. It's built by StarkWare and uses its own language, Cairo.

STRK is Starknet's token. It can pay transaction fees on Starknet alongside ETH, and it's used for staking and governance.

How Starknet Is Different

Every Starknet account is a smart contract, which enables features like social recovery and batched transactions by default. Addresses are longer than Ethereum ones.

Starknet introduced STRK staking to help decentralise the network over time.

STRK at a Glance

DetailStarknet
TypeZK rollup on Ethereum
ProofsSTARKs
LanguageCairo
Address format0x followed by up to 64 hex characters
Fees paid inSTRK or ETH

What Is STRK Used For?

  • Paying fees on Starknet.
  • Staking.
  • Governance.

How to Exchange STRK on SecureShift

  1. Choose STRK as the coin you send or receive, and pick the other side of the swap.
  2. Paste the address where you want to receive. For STRK, paste your Starknet address from Ready (formerly Argent) or Braavos.
  3. Send your deposit to the address shown on the order page.
  4. Receive your coins in your own wallet. No account, no ID, no exchange limit, and the 1% fee is already in the quote.

Key Moments in Starknet History

STRK launched in February 2024 with a large airdrop to users and developers, one of the most discussed airdrops of that year.

Where to Store STRK

Ready (formerly Argent X) and Braavos are the main Starknet wallets, and both support hardware signers.

Mistakes to Avoid With STRK

  • Pasting an Ethereum address. Starknet addresses are different and longer.
  • Sending ERC-20 STRK on Ethereum to a Starknet address.
  • Not deploying your account before use in some wallets.

Want to hold part of your portfolio somewhere private? You can swap STRK to Monero (XMR) the same way.

How to buy Starknet?

Exchange cryptocurrencies or over 1300+ crypto currencies effortlessly:

1. Select STRK as your "You get" currency.

2. Choose crypto to buy STRK with.

3. Enter your STRK wallet address.

4. Send your deposit to a unique one-time address.

5. Receive your STRK in approximately 5 minutes!

How to sell Starknet?

Swap Starknet (STRK) for any asset from our extensive crypto selection by following these simple steps:

1. Select STRK as the "You Send" currency.

2. Choose the asset you’d like to receive in exchange for your STRK.

3. Enter the wallet address for the asset you wish to receive.

4. Send your deposit to a unique one-time address.

5. Receive your exchanged coins in approximately 5 minutes!

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Why exchange Starknet on SecureShift

  • Using SecureShift is safe and reliable. As a non-custodial service, we never store or hold your assets.
  • SecureShift ensures rapid transactions, typically completing within two minutes.
  • Our platform is highly versatile. We continuously strive to enhance our services, satisfy our customers, and broaden our cryptocurrency offerings.
  • No registration is required to trade any crypto asset on SecureShift. All you need is a wallet address.
  • Trade freely with no upper limits! Whether your transactions are small or large, we guarantee successful completion every time.

Starknet (STRK) FAQ

Is a Starknet address the same as an Ethereum address?

No. Starknet addresses are longer and belong to a different network.

Can I pay Starknet fees in STRK?

Yes, STRK or ETH.

Which wallets support STRK?

Ready (formerly Argent) and Braavos.

Do I need KYC to swap STRK?

No.

Can I swap STRK to XMR?

Yes.

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