At first I assumed privacy on a blockchain had to be all or nothing—either everything out in the open like most chains or totally locked away. That always felt off for real finance though. Looking into Dusk, what stuck with me is how privacy and transparency don’t have to be either-or. Different participants can get different access through selective disclosure and zero-knowledge tech, letting institutions keep sensitive bits private while still allowing auditability for compliance. Feels closer to traditional markets where not every detail is public, yet settlement stays deterministic and compliance is built right into the infrastructure. This could matter for issuers and investors wanting regulated finance on-chain without full exposure. Still wondering if the extra controls add enough friction to get in the way. How much selective access before it stops feeling open?
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