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Supermodular systems are different. When components are designed to be complementary from the start combining them unlocks new capabilities that do not exist independently. Execution becomes more efficient when it has native access to pricing data. Automation becomes more reliable when it is aware of system state. Data becomes more useful when it is verified and immediately actionable. This kind of native integration reduces reliance on external dependencies. Fewer bridges fewer oracles and fewer relayers mean fewer failure points and lower operational cost. Complexity moves out of application logic and into the underlying architecture where it can be handled consistently and securely.

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