@Dusk_Foundation The real test for $DUSK was never fast finality.

It’s whether institutions will care enough about on-chain privacy to actually use it.

I kept coming back to this while digging deeper into Dusk.

Most L1s compete on TPS, fees and speed. Regulated finance has a different problem: public blockchains can simply be too public.

Imagine an institution moving a large position on-chain while every trade, balance and counterparty becomes visible. Speed means little if your strategy is exposed.

That’s where Dusk gets interesting.

Succinct Attestation targets fast, deterministic finality, while zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure aim to protect sensitive information without sacrificing verifiability.

Privacy without opacity. Compliance without total disclosure.

But infrastructure alone doesn’t create demand.

Until real securities and institutional volume move on-chain, $DUSK is still largely being priced on potential.

So what do you think?

Are markets underestimating quiet, compliance-first builders like Dusk — or does $DUSK need real institutional volume before the thesis is proven?

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