#dusk $DUSK @Dusk #dusk $DUSK @Dusk Most "compliant" chains fake privacy by just hiding data off-chain — which means it's not really on-chain settlement anymore. That defeats the whole point for regulated finance.
Dusk solves this differently with its Phoenix transaction model. Instead of choosing between "fully public" or "fully hidden," Phoenix lets a single transaction carry both a private note and an optional disclosure key:
Transactions settle with zero-knowledge proofs, so validity is checked without exposing amounts or parties
Obfuscated notes keep balances private by default on-chain, not off it
A viewing key can be selectively shared with regulators or auditors, without exposing the transaction to the public
This means the same transaction can be private to the public and transparent to an authorized auditor — auditability without surveillance.
That's the actual unlock for tokenized securities: privacy that doesn't break the audit trail. @Dusk #dusk
Dusk solves this differently with its Phoenix transaction model. Instead of choosing between "fully public" or "fully hidden," Phoenix lets a single transaction carry both a private note and an optional disclosure key:
Transactions settle with zero-knowledge proofs, so validity is checked without exposing amounts or parties
Obfuscated notes keep balances private by default on-chain, not off it
A viewing key can be selectively shared with regulators or auditors, without exposing the transaction to the public
This means the same transaction can be private to the public and transparent to an authorized auditor — auditability without surveillance.
That's the actual unlock for tokenized securities: privacy that doesn't break the audit trail. @Dusk #dusk
