Some things should not be functional options, but rather be part of the system's core.

Privacy, security, and decentralization—these three elements are directly embedded in the architecture, forming the foundation of the entire system. As a result, the gameplay of dApps has completely changed.

Where has the focus shifted? The security of smart contracts is positioned in the spotlight, with a systemic reduction in financial risks, and developers can directly use Rust native tools - truly a hassle-free infrastructure.

In simple terms, it means turning what "should be there" into "default presence," fundamentally reconstructing the operational logic of blockchain applications. Developers don't have to worry about underlying security issues, and users don't have to worry about data being exposed; this is what decentralization should look like.