I would assume not, unless it's a token contract factory or the native token implementation relies on it as well.
Normally a standard just sets out the interface that implementations have to rely on so It's easier for third parties to interact with solutions that are comparable.
ERC20 for instance is a standard for a fungible tokens on Ethereum, and there are many implementations available. Most well known implementations for a good number of standards is provided by OpenZeppelin. From what I gather, Dusk will provide, at the very least, XC and XSC as standards that come with an implementation. Probably XNFTs as well.
I'll leave it up to @autholykos to confirm that. ;p
I would assume not, unless it's a token contract factory or the native token implementation relies on it as well. Normally a standard just sets out the interface that implementations have to rely on so It's easier for third parties to interact with solutions that are comparable. ERC20 for instance is a standard for a fungible tokens on Ethereum, and there are many implementations available. Most well known implementations for a good number of standards is provided by OpenZeppelin. From what I gather, Dusk will provide, at the very least, XC and XSC as standards that come with an implementation. Probably XNFTs as well. I'll leave it up to @autholykos to confirm that. ;p