An interesting direction: programmable compliance is becoming a new application scenario for smart contracts. Traditional paper agreements are prone to expiration or loss, while on-chain contracts can directly embed compliance logic—setting scope of work, automatic renewal cycles, maintaining restriction conditions—all written into code for execution. In this way, team agreements become automated and transparent smart contracts, fundamentally changing the way traditional contract management is handled.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 14h ago
Paper contracts should have been phased out long ago. This time, it's finally the turn of smart contracts to show their true capabilities.
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BlockchainBard
· 16h ago
Can compliance also be programmed? Sounds good, but I feel we still have to wait. What if there are bugs in the code? Who will decide on breach of contract terms?
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GameFiCritic
· 01-13 09:01
Hmm, this idea is indeed interesting, but it depends on how it is implemented later. Automated compliance sounds great, but the real bottleneck often lies at the legal level—on-chain code can execute, but will the courts recognize this system?
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TokenTherapist
· 01-13 09:00
I have to say, this idea is truly brilliant... Paper contracts should have been phased out long ago. Automated renewal saves a lot of manual hassle.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-13 08:59
Paper contracts should have been phased out long ago, and this idea is quite good. But the problem is, what if there are bugs in the code? You can't change it on the chain.
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TheMemefather
· 01-13 08:51
Paper contracts should have been phased out long ago. On-chain compliance is indeed a strong move. As for automatic renewal, I’ve thought about it and feel it really depends on how the code is written. If there are too many bugs, it could backfire.
An interesting direction: programmable compliance is becoming a new application scenario for smart contracts. Traditional paper agreements are prone to expiration or loss, while on-chain contracts can directly embed compliance logic—setting scope of work, automatic renewal cycles, maintaining restriction conditions—all written into code for execution. In this way, team agreements become automated and transparent smart contracts, fundamentally changing the way traditional contract management is handled.