I kept digging into Dusk, and one question started bothering me:
What if building the technology isn’t Dusk’s hardest problem?
The more I looked the more the story shifted from privacy to adoption.
Dusk is building infrastructure around regulated assets, identity, privacy, issuance, trading and settlement. And its NPEX connection makes that thesis more tangible.
But then comes the uncomfortable part:
Can Dusk turn all that infrastructure into real assets, users and transaction volume?
Because building the rails is one thing.
Getting financial activity to actually move across them is another.
And there’s one question I’m watching closely:
If Dusk succeeds, how much of that success actually flows back into $DUSK ?
#dusk $DUSK @Dusk #Dusk
What if building the technology isn’t Dusk’s hardest problem?
The more I looked the more the story shifted from privacy to adoption.
Dusk is building infrastructure around regulated assets, identity, privacy, issuance, trading and settlement. And its NPEX connection makes that thesis more tangible.
But then comes the uncomfortable part:
Can Dusk turn all that infrastructure into real assets, users and transaction volume?
Because building the rails is one thing.
Getting financial activity to actually move across them is another.
And there’s one question I’m watching closely:
If Dusk succeeds, how much of that success actually flows back into $DUSK ?
#dusk $DUSK @Dusk #Dusk
