One detail from the Dusk whitepaper that stood out is the provisioner maturity period. When you stake, your stake doesn’t become eligible for consensus right away. It has to wait through a maturity window (tied to the epoch) before it can start participating. It’s clearly designed for network stability, but it does create a short-term capital lock-up. I keep wondering how much that friction actually matters for bigger participants. Quiet design choices like this show they’re thinking about long-term reliability over pure speed of entry.
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