@Dusk Foundation set its boundaries early, before boundaries became a liability.
On Dusk, execution can evolve, experiment, and adapt. Settlement cannot. The rules that define finality and truth remain fixed, insulated from shifting contracts, interfaces, or implementation changes. By separating these layers, errors stay contained instead of propagating upward through the system.
This isn’t academic design elegance, it’s deliberate risk isolation. Execution is where innovation happens; settlement is where trust is preserved. When experimentation fails, the foundation remains intact. Because the most expensive lesson in system design is discovering your limits after deployment.
