Not at all. I do not believe that smart contracts are a feature. With smart contracts, there's a shift to mostly untested buggy contracts written on buggy and wasteful execution systems (e.g., Ethereum or some other crypto-chain). It's also completely unclear whether "smart" contracts would be considered enforceable in many or most jurisdictions.

There's well-documented failures of so-called "smart" contracts, and IMO building something like this on top of one is a recipe for disaster, just like the rest of the crypto-blockchain ecosystem.