Another great example of where TradFi falls short @KRFsocial. TradFi must have post-execution transparency (605/TCA) since their systems are opaque. While good-intentioned, these measures are insufficient to guarantee execution quality. With @Aptos and @DecibelTrade, we can hold a much higher standard. Execution rules are encoded on-chain and publicly verifiable. Outcomes can be audited programmatically (some properties even formally verified), not inferred after the fact. Combining pre-execution protection with verifiable execution is the standard we should aim for. No more "trust me bro" security.