#dusk $DUSK @Dusk Yesterday evening, my brother and I decided to take a walk. We discussed personal boundaries, and I thought about how much we value privacy in life. When I got back, I opened the DuskEVM tech doc, and this conversation made me reconsider my views on Web3. Previously, I thought that for a blockchain to attract capital, it was enough to simply be convenient and provide familiar EVM tools. But when I delved into DuskEVM, one point made me rethink the architecture. The Hedger module here uses homomorphic encryption in conjunction with ZK-proofs. This makes it possible to create private smart contracts that remain confidential but are subject to on‑chain verification. I realized that I used to oversimplify the privacy problem. For retail, “hiding the balance” is simple. But for institutions, total anonymity is a dead end. They need verifiability: the ability to prove compliance with regulators without exposing commercial secrets to the public.DuskEVM is not just trying to port EVM to another blockchain. What’s noteworthy is how they resolve the contradiction between privacy and verifiability for business. I’m not sure that a single technology guarantees victory in RWA, but I definitely want to stay in the ecosystem and keep an eye on $AKE $ACE