@Dusk It’s hard not to notice how governance is starting to look like disciplined engineering, and Dusk Network is leaning into that shift with Dusk Improvement Proposals (DIPs). A DIP takes a vague “we should change this” and turns it into a written record: what problem the network is trying to solve, what the change actually is, and why the trade-offs make sense. From there it’s pushed into public review, tested on Nocturne, and only then considered for mainnet activation. What makes this feel especially relevant now is the pressure on privacy-focused chains to evolve without breaking trust. Dusk’s official DIP documentation and the public dips repository spell out the workflow, and the broader Dusk GitHub activity shows the project still moving quickly into late January 2026. That kind of visible paper trail doesn’t guarantee good decisions, but it makes them readable.
