I’ve been reading more about @Dusk_Foundation lately and one thing I initially misunderstood was what its privacy actually means.

It’s not about making transactions disappear or building some completely untraceable chain. Dusk uses zero-knowledge proofs so sensitive information can stay private while certain details can still be verified or disclosed when they actually need to be.

And tbh that makes much more sense for real finance.

Banks, issuers and investors probably don’t want every position or transaction sitting publicly onchain, but they also can’t ignore compliance. Dusk is basically building around that middle ground from the start.

What interests me most is the RWA side. The network is designed so regulated assets can be issued, transferred and settled onchain while privacy and access rules are built into the process instead of added later.

Dusk has been working on this since 2018 and the mainnet is now live, so for me it’s becoming less about the privacy narrative and more about whether institutions actually start using this infrastructure at scale.

That’s the part of $DUSK I’m watching.

#Dusk