Dusk Foundation: Committee rotation frequency trades predictability for resilience.
Dusk Foundation keeps privacy and compliance in the same design by letting transactions stay confidential while still being provable when rules demand it. A rotating committee of validators produces blocks and finality; changing the committee more often reduces the chance that any fixed group can coordinate quietly, but it also makes the network a bit less predictable to tune for latency.It’s like swapping the guards on duty more often: safer against collusion, slightly messier for scheduling.the token is used to pay fees for execution, stake to secure the validator set and committee selection, and vote on governance parameters like rotation cadence.
I’m not fully sure how rotation settings behave under extreme congestion until more long-run public data is visible.
