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This afternoon, I was sitting with a friend while he handled paperwork for an asset transfer. He said something simple: “In the end, you still have to check whose name is on the record.” It made me think about RWA on Dusk. If the blockchain says A owns the asset, but the legal registry says B, who actually owns it?
This is where Dusk separates tokenization from native issuance. Tokenization can put a representation on-chain while the registry, custody, or settlement still lives elsewhere. Native issuance goes further: more of the asset’s lifecycle issuance, transfer, servicing, and settlement can operate around the ledger.
The real issue is the source of truth. If another registry still determines legal ownership, the token and the underlying record must stay synchronized. Dusk is targeting that gap instead of simply placing a token on top of the old system. So I’m less interested in how many RWAs Dusk can bring on-chain. If the blockchain still has to ask another ledger who owns the asset, is it the source of truth or just a copy?
$DUSK #dusk @Dusk
This afternoon, I was sitting with a friend while he handled paperwork for an asset transfer. He said something simple: “In the end, you still have to check whose name is on the record.” It made me think about RWA on Dusk. If the blockchain says A owns the asset, but the legal registry says B, who actually owns it?
This is where Dusk separates tokenization from native issuance. Tokenization can put a representation on-chain while the registry, custody, or settlement still lives elsewhere. Native issuance goes further: more of the asset’s lifecycle issuance, transfer, servicing, and settlement can operate around the ledger.
The real issue is the source of truth. If another registry still determines legal ownership, the token and the underlying record must stay synchronized. Dusk is targeting that gap instead of simply placing a token on top of the old system. So I’m less interested in how many RWAs Dusk can bring on-chain. If the blockchain still has to ask another ledger who owns the asset, is it the source of truth or just a copy?
$DUSK #dusk @Dusk