Bitcoin's scripting capabilities have always been there—they're just deliberately kept simple by design. Think multisig wallets, time locks, and granular access controls: the protocol already supports all of this. But here's the thing: that constraint isn't a limitation, it's a feature. When you prioritize predictability and security over maximum flexibility, you get something more resilient. The intentional minimalism isn't laziness—it's a fundamental choice about what matters most in a settlement layer.