#dusk $DUSK @Dusk A financial transaction can be final and still be incomplete.
That sounds contradictory, but it’s the part of onchain finance I keep coming back to.
A real financial action can involve multiple dependent steps. If those steps are split into separate transactions, one can succeed while another fails.
That’s where atomicity stops being a technical detail and starts becoming a settlement problem.
Dusk is already looking at this through batch transactions and multi-step intents.
Because for financial infrastructure, the real question isn’t just:
“Did the transaction settle?”
It’s:
“Did the entire financial action settle together?”
That distinction may matter more than we give it credit for.
That sounds contradictory, but it’s the part of onchain finance I keep coming back to.
A real financial action can involve multiple dependent steps. If those steps are split into separate transactions, one can succeed while another fails.
That’s where atomicity stops being a technical detail and starts becoming a settlement problem.
Dusk is already looking at this through batch transactions and multi-step intents.
Because for financial infrastructure, the real question isn’t just:
“Did the transaction settle?”
It’s:
“Did the entire financial action settle together?”
That distinction may matter more than we give it credit for.
Yes — that’s the real goal
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Not always
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It depends on the workflow
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This is still an open problem
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