@Dusk_Foundation One thing I noticed while reading Dusk’s docs smart contracts are becoming part of the network’s economics, not just its applications.

Dusk’s Economic Protocol allows smart contracts to charge fees, pay gas and operate autonomously. That sounds like a small technical improvement until you think about how financial applications actually work. A contract can have its own economic behavior instead of depending on every user to manage each step manually.

Then Stake Abstraction adds another layer.
A contract can participate in staking, handle unstaking and receive staking rewards. So the contract isn’t simply executing financial logic — it can also manage part of the network economics around that logic. That’s where I think things get pretty interesting.

this could make staking infrastructure much more composable. But composability always brings another question — who controls the contract, and what happens if the code has a bug?

Dusk can provide the infrastructure, but application-level risk still belongs to developers and users.

Would you use a smart contract that automatically stakes and manages your DUSK?

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