Systems rarely fail because of one big mistake they fail because small rules were never written clearly in many blockchain applications access rules are assumed instead of defined who can read who can verify who can infer stays unanswered at first nothing breaks usage grows context changes old states get reused and boundaries slowly blur this creates silent risk not visible today but dangerous tomorrow most chains.
Expose state first and fix rules later audits come after restrictions come after damage appears quietly Dusk flips this order rules come first execution follows access is defined before state exists visibility is scoped at protocol level verification works without exposure.
Contracts behave the same today and years later no surprise access no inherited visibility no silent leaks this is not privacy marketing this is systems that cannot forget their own rules and that is a structural advantage.
