Smart Contracts Run the Rulebook
Describe why smart contracts require testable assumptions before committing funds.
Do not let the interface be your only source of truth. Plan Name the contract action in plain language. If you cannot say what will happen to your asset, receipt token, approval, lockup, and withdrawal route, you are not ready to size the transaction. Do Use a tiny transaction, a simulation, or a read-only contract check. The goal is not to earn yield yet. The goal is to prove that the protocol behaves the way you think it behaves. Check Compare expected and actual evidence: balances, token approvals, transaction logs, lockup terms, and the contract address. Check the boring details…
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