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Account Abstraction, Message Passing, and Block Explorer (StarkScan)#

• Sean Han is the founder of the Starknet.js library and co-founder of Aspect and NFT Market, as well as co-founder of Stark Scan block explorer.
• A rebirth event is underway, where developers must rewrite contracts in Cairo 1.0, and users must upgrade their accounts to protect their funds.
• Starknet.js is a library that allows JavaScript applications to interact with the Starknet network, inspired mainly by Ethers.js and Web3.js.
• The main APIs of Starknet.js applications include providers, accounts, signers, and contracts.
• Starknet introduces fees, which need to be paid each time a new contract or account is deployed.
• Supported by the Jun, Argent, and Shard Labs teams.
• The Sequencer API will allow users to access the Starknet network to retrieve transactions and data.

Expand Your Web3 Application with StarkEx in 5 Minutes#

1. With Neil Han's introduction, who has operated Twilio and Pinkap in Singapore, helping clients succeed in international markets.
2. With the emergence of web 3.0, users are asking how to implement website application development and improve the scalability issues of the network.
3. To address this problem, Neil discovered StarkEx, a technology that allows clients to have multiple assets working on different platforms, making scalability easier to achieve.
4. StarkEx can batch up to 5000 transactions and can mint ERC20 tokens.
5. Smart contracts can verify the credentials of these transactions.
6. By the end of 2021, StarkEx can be used for gaming and enterprise applications.
7. StarkEx technology enables developers to scale their Web3 applications within five minutes.

Serving the Next Billion Users in Web3 with Web3MQ and StarkNet#

• This workshop will introduce Web3MQ & StarkNet, providing Web3 services for the next generation of users.
• Web3MQ is currently not available for purchase, and there is no solution found.
• Web3MQ is a message-oriented middleware that acts as a bridge connecting different entities and stakeholders in Web3.
• There is no interaction mechanism between wallets, which undermines the trustworthiness of Web3.
• No wallet interaction, no local socializing, and local conversations.
• Unable to purchase ENS domain names, frustrating.
• Web3MQ can be seen as a trusted publish-subscribe message middleware.

Web3 is still very isolated.

If you can directly communicate with the holder of the ENS domain name you want, if wallets can directly interact with each other.