Yes, you can implement any functionality using a CVM, just as you could with a DVM. However, the issue with DVMs is that their specification is somewhat unclear. Additionally, there are different approaches to their implementation. DVMs segregate jobs by type, using one kind for a specific job type (e.g., transitions), another kind for a different job type (e.g., algo feeds), and yet another kind for responses, which is typically the job type kind plus 1000. In contrast, a CVM uses a single kind, making it agnostic to the job type. This allows it to implement any functionality without worrying about which kind to choose. Furthermore, a CVM uses this single kind as a bidirectional socket, eliminating the need for a separate kind for responses. This design enhances privacy significantly.