I kept coming back to one question while reading about DUSK: if the network becomes useful for regulated finance, does that automatically make the token more useful too?
I had initially assumed the answer was yes. Then I slowed down and started reading the documentation instead of just looking at the narrative.
DUSK is built around privacy and regulated digital assets, with features such as selective disclosure, access controls, and EVM-compatible development. I also found that DUSK is used for gas and staking on the network.
That part made sense to me.
But then I wondered what happens if institutional activity grows. Would that usage create meaningful, lasting demand for DUSK itself, or could the network become useful without the token capturing much of that value?
I don't think the answer is obvious yet. Transaction fees are paid in DUSK, and staking helps secure the network, but I don't want to confuse basic utility with proven demand.
For me, that's the interesting part of DUSK.
I'm less interested in the headline and more interested in whether real network activity eventually creates a stronger connection between DUSK usage and DUSK demand.
Do you think institutional adoption would naturally translate into stronger token utility, or is that something a project has to deliberately design?
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I had initially assumed the answer was yes. Then I slowed down and started reading the documentation instead of just looking at the narrative.
DUSK is built around privacy and regulated digital assets, with features such as selective disclosure, access controls, and EVM-compatible development. I also found that DUSK is used for gas and staking on the network.
That part made sense to me.
But then I wondered what happens if institutional activity grows. Would that usage create meaningful, lasting demand for DUSK itself, or could the network become useful without the token capturing much of that value?
I don't think the answer is obvious yet. Transaction fees are paid in DUSK, and staking helps secure the network, but I don't want to confuse basic utility with proven demand.
For me, that's the interesting part of DUSK.
I'm less interested in the headline and more interested in whether real network activity eventually creates a stronger connection between DUSK usage and DUSK demand.
Do you think institutional adoption would naturally translate into stronger token utility, or is that something a project has to deliberately design?
@Dusk $DUSK #dusk
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