What stands out to me about @Dusk is that it doesn’t try to comfort you with constant visibility.
You don’t get to peek mid-execution. You don’t get fake reassurance from half-settled states. You submit, you wait, and when it’s done, it’s final. That design choice feels intentional — almost demanding. It teaches operators to respect settlement, not optics.
In $DUSK Network, confidence doesn’t come from watching everything happen in real time. It comes from knowing the rules are enforced before execution ever begins.
That’s not flashy.
It’s disciplined.
And discipline is what real financial systems actually rely on.
