🚦 Do Blockchains Need an Authorization Layer? 🤔@NewtonProtocol

Everybody thinks that blockchains are made for making good decisions. On the contrary, blockchains are designed for executing transactions, not validating them.

With the growth of AI agents and automation in wallets, simple signature validity might become insufficient for processing transactions. What if the agent violates the spending limit? Or uses a prohibited protocol? Blockchain will continue to process the transaction regardless.

This is what makes me like $NEWT (Newton Protocol).

Newton adds an authorization layer above the blockchain which performs validations of transactions before their execution. Identity check, spending limits, compliance rules, and any custom policies can be checked before moving the funds.

For me, it's not about restraining decentralization but about making on-chain actions more intelligent and secure.

Authorization may be equally important in the future development of Web3.

💬 Should each blockchain transaction be validated before execution?

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