Trust mechanisms shouldn't be confined to centralized dashboards or external databases. They need to be embedded directly on-chain, transparent and cryptographically verifiable by everyone.

Here's the problem: as systems grow more automated and interconnected, traditional trust models break down. Off-chain monitoring requires manual checks and subjective enforcement—and here's the kicker—nobody can independently confirm whether it actually happened. This approach simply doesn't scale in a trustless environment.

When you shift trust onto the blockchain itself, every transaction becomes self-verifiable. The code is the law. No middlemen, no opacity, no single point of failure. That's the real architectural shift Web3 demands.