CITADEL PROTOCOL AND DUSK BUILDING A PRIVATE IDENTITY LAYER FOR REGULATED MARKETS

I’ve been digging deeper into Citadel Protocol and I think the identity side is more interesting than it first looks

For me the real issue isn’t proving that I passed KYC It’s how much information I have to keep giving away after that If I want access to a regulated on chain market why should I expose my passport net worth or other personal details when the application only needs to know that I’m eligible

That’s where Citadel Protocols verifiable credentials and selective disclosure make sense I could prove one specific claim like being an accredited investor without handing over my entire identity It’s basically showing a valid ticket at the door instead of opening your whole wallet

DUSK is interesting in this context because regulated markets need both privacy and compliance to work together Citadel Protocol could potentially make that balance more practical while DUSK provides the broader ecosystem context for privacy focused financial infrastructure

But I’m watching execution closely Who issues credentials How are they revoked And will institutions trust them

Could DUSK and Citadel Protocol make compliant on chain markets easier to access without turning users into open books

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