Contract templates, and voting that resists flash attacks

A batch of platform work landed, all of it circling the same core: AI security for smart contracts.

Templates you can deploy without a build step

A reviewed WASM contract — a token, a DAO, others — can be published as a template and deployed straight from the interface, with no manual build. Every deployment still passes a mandatory VMGuardian audit before it reaches the network; the template route is a convenience, not a bypass.

Voting power fixed at a snapshot

Stake-weighted voting now reads power from the proposal's snapshot block. Staking immediately before a vote no longer buys extra weight, which closes the cheapest way to swing a decision.

Added alongside: a timelock, and a guardian role that can cancel a malicious proposal before it executes.

Identity proven by mathematics

A signature now proves ownership of an address outright — the address is derived from the public key — and transfers are verified on every node. A forged transfer cannot be pushed through by a proposer, because the followers reject it too.

Certificates attached to the deployment

A deploy transaction now shows its linked on-chain VMGuardian certificate: level, score and issuer, one click from the contract.