The Hidden Cost of Retrofitting Compliance After Launch
Many networks attempt to add compliance features after gaining adoption. This approach often leads to fragmentation and instability. Dusk avoids this by treating compliance as a foundational layer. Building it in from the start reduces the need for invasive changes later. In financial systems, retrofitting is especially risky because it can undermine trust and legal certainty. Dusk’s early design choices trade short-term flexibility for long-term coherence. That tradeoff becomes more valuable as systems mature.