most people might be wondering what happens when then click confirm on a transaction anyway, here’s how it works on @Starknet You click confirm on a Starknet transaction. First, your transaction gets sent to Starknet, where it gets executed alongside other transactions. But here's the brilliant side of it Starknet doesn't need Ethereum to individually execute every transaction you've just made. Instead, they process the transactions and generates a STARK validity proof showing that the execution was correct. That proof is then submitted to Ethereum. and Ethereum doesn't need to redo all the computation, It just verifies the proof. So the basic flow looks like: You → Starknet → transactions executed → STARK proof generated → Ethereum verifies → settlement. And that's the core idea behind a validity rollup. Starknet handles the heavy computation. Ethereum verifies the proof and provides the settlement layer. Pretty different from what most people imagine happens when they press “confirm.” btw, you should take a deeper look into starknet soon