Most networks forget quietly. Dusk does not.
An address may persist long after its owner’s role changes. Systems that rely on memory let rules slip through cracks unnoticed until it’s too late. Dusk asks the hard question at execution: does this transaction satisfy the rule right now? Nothing from the past carries forward. Nothing hidden escapes scrutiny.
The first time you see the difference, it isn’t abstract. It’s a trade that would’ve failed elsewhere but succeeds here because the system never forgets.
DUSK
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