#dusk $DUSK
Yesterday my boss did something that made me feel uncomfortable at the office. I decided to come home early. I started looking at my phone and saw an article about Dusk so I began reading it.
What really got my attention was not another story about how blockchain's going to change the way we do finance. It was a simple question: what happens when money and investments have to follow rules every step of the way?

When you buy or sell something that is regulated it is not about the buying and selling. There are a lot of things that have to happen, like checking who you are making sure you are allowed to own it keeping track of everything and finally getting your money back. Usually different groups of people handle these things. That can make it harder and more expensive.

The I learned about Dusk, the more I thought it was interesting. Dusk focuses on keeping things private making sure everyone follows the rules and creating a system that can be programmed. This makes me think that maybe we do not have to add rules after something is already being traded. Maybe we can make following the rules part of the process from the beginning.

This is a deal. Some people want to know everything that is going on while others need to keep things secret. The people who make the rules need to be able to see what is happening but businesses cannot just share all of their secrets with everyone.

Dusks way of doing things makes me ask a question: can we use blockchain to make sure everyone is following the rules without giving up our right to privacy when it comes to money?

If we start using blockchain to trade things the best system might not be the one that is the loudest or the fastest. It might be the one that can balance keeping things private following the rules and making it easy to do business.@Dusk $METAB

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