I came across #dusk Network a few times before, but honestly, I never looked into it properly.
This time I spent some time reading about XSC, and that’s what made me curious.
The thing I noticed is that $DUSK isn’t treating privacy as “hide everything.” That wouldn’t really work for financial applications anyway. Some information should stay private, but the network still needs to check whether a transaction is valid and whether the rules are being followed.
That sounds like a simple idea, but I think it’s actually quite important.
It also changed the way I think about blockchain privacy. Maybe the question isn’t what everyone should be allowed to see. Maybe it’s what the blockchain actually needs to know.
I’m still exploring Dusk, but XSC is definitely the part that caught my attention.
@Dusk_Foundation #dusk $DUSK
This time I spent some time reading about XSC, and that’s what made me curious.
The thing I noticed is that $DUSK isn’t treating privacy as “hide everything.” That wouldn’t really work for financial applications anyway. Some information should stay private, but the network still needs to check whether a transaction is valid and whether the rules are being followed.
That sounds like a simple idea, but I think it’s actually quite important.
It also changed the way I think about blockchain privacy. Maybe the question isn’t what everyone should be allowed to see. Maybe it’s what the blockchain actually needs to know.
I’m still exploring Dusk, but XSC is definitely the part that caught my attention.
@Dusk_Foundation #dusk $DUSK