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StarkWare Says Falcon-512 Verification Uses 24.2 Million Gas

The figure is half the effort’s original 48.4 million-gas benchmark and covers verification alone, not a complete account transaction.

A metal signing key seated in a compact verification housing / TokenPost.ai
A metal signing key seated in a compact verification housing / TokenPost.ai

StarkWare said it upgraded Falcon-512 verification on Starknet to use 24.2 million gas, which it described as half the effort’s original benchmark of 48.4 million gas.

The 48.4 million-gas figure was the challenge’s starting benchmark, not the measurement immediately before this upgrade. The 24.2 million figure applies to the verification step, not the fee for a complete account transaction.

Falcon-512 is a post-quantum signature scheme. On Starknet, signature checks run inside account contracts, which lets individual accounts use different verification methods without a network-wide fork. TokenPost previously explained how Starknet handles signature verification at the account level.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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