#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
Last Night, I opened my laptop, I saw a notification from X from the @Dusk_Foundation page. Yes, and that's why I was looking into Dusk's Trade ecosystem a little deper. At first, it seemed pretty simple.... Hmm, really, you can find and trade regulated assets like tokenized stocks, bonds, funds, ETFs, money-market funds from one place. But if you stop for a moment, the real story is different.
Listen, what I find more interesting here is the partnership between NPEX and Dusk Trade. NPEX is a Dutch exchange supervised by the AFM, which has an MTF and ECSP license. More than 100 fundings have been completed, a total of more than €217M in funding and more than 20,000 active investors - these numbers at least show that the regulated market segment is not just an idea. The matter is quite amazing, isn't it? And listen, it's not just word of mouth - it's proven.
But here's where a question comes to mind.
Hmm, Of Course, @Dusk_Foundation is providing privacy-preserving infrastructure on one hand, and NPEX is providing regulated trading environment. In other words, privacy and regulation are being tried to be brought into the same flow without keeping them separate. It is something to think about, really.
To be honest, this is where I find this interesting. Because if tokenization was just a matter of bringing assets onchain, it wouldn't be so difficult. The real complexity is bringing issuance, eligibility, privacy, trading and settlement - all in the same way. This is where I find the issue quite strange. However, this division is new to me. But I could be wrong. Still, just having the technology does not guarantee adoption. So, In the End, The question remains:
Can this entire lifecycle of regulated financial markets really be made as easy as being OnChain?
I'm still thinking about this issue🤔
Note: Join Dusk Trade's pre-launch waitlist to see the latest updates. Members will have the opportunity to participate in a raffle to win tokenized RWA worth $500.
Last Night, I opened my laptop, I saw a notification from X from the @Dusk_Foundation page. Yes, and that's why I was looking into Dusk's Trade ecosystem a little deper. At first, it seemed pretty simple.... Hmm, really, you can find and trade regulated assets like tokenized stocks, bonds, funds, ETFs, money-market funds from one place. But if you stop for a moment, the real story is different.
Listen, what I find more interesting here is the partnership between NPEX and Dusk Trade. NPEX is a Dutch exchange supervised by the AFM, which has an MTF and ECSP license. More than 100 fundings have been completed, a total of more than €217M in funding and more than 20,000 active investors - these numbers at least show that the regulated market segment is not just an idea. The matter is quite amazing, isn't it? And listen, it's not just word of mouth - it's proven.
But here's where a question comes to mind.
Hmm, Of Course, @Dusk_Foundation is providing privacy-preserving infrastructure on one hand, and NPEX is providing regulated trading environment. In other words, privacy and regulation are being tried to be brought into the same flow without keeping them separate. It is something to think about, really.
To be honest, this is where I find this interesting. Because if tokenization was just a matter of bringing assets onchain, it wouldn't be so difficult. The real complexity is bringing issuance, eligibility, privacy, trading and settlement - all in the same way. This is where I find the issue quite strange. However, this division is new to me. But I could be wrong. Still, just having the technology does not guarantee adoption. So, In the End, The question remains:
Can this entire lifecycle of regulated financial markets really be made as easy as being OnChain?
I'm still thinking about this issue🤔
Note: Join Dusk Trade's pre-launch waitlist to see the latest updates. Members will have the opportunity to participate in a raffle to win tokenized RWA worth $500.