What if Dusk’s biggest test isn’t technical at all?
I’ve started looking at the project through the eyes of the people who might actually use it.
A developer asks,Can I build something here without fighting the infrastructure?
A financial company asks,Can I keep sensitive information private while still proving what needs to be proven?
And an ordinary user probably doesn’t care about the architecture. They just want the application to work and give them a reason to come back.
That difference is easy to overlook.
Dusk has an interesting angle with privacy and regulated assets, but having the right design doesn’t automatically create a network effect. There needs to be enough useful activity for each side to reinforce the others.
That’s the part I’m curious about now: can Dusk turn a good idea into an ecosystem people actually depend on?
@Dusk_Foundation Foundation #dusk $DUSK @Dusk #dusk $DUSK
I’ve started looking at the project through the eyes of the people who might actually use it.
A developer asks,Can I build something here without fighting the infrastructure?
A financial company asks,Can I keep sensitive information private while still proving what needs to be proven?
And an ordinary user probably doesn’t care about the architecture. They just want the application to work and give them a reason to come back.
That difference is easy to overlook.
Dusk has an interesting angle with privacy and regulated assets, but having the right design doesn’t automatically create a network effect. There needs to be enough useful activity for each side to reinforce the others.
That’s the part I’m curious about now: can Dusk turn a good idea into an ecosystem people actually depend on?
@Dusk_Foundation Foundation #dusk $DUSK @Dusk #dusk $DUSK