$DUSK — The part of blockchain I find interesting
One thing about Dusk caught my attention:
Privacy doesn’t always mean hiding everything.
For financial markets, some information needs to stay private, while other information may need to be verified or disclosed to the right party.
Dusk is trying to build around that exact problem.
Its architecture combines public and shielded transaction models, zero-knowledge technology, selective disclosure and deterministic settlement. It also has DuskEVM for Solidity/EVM-based applications, while the native layer handles privacy and settlement at the protocol level.
That makes the $DUSK thesis different from the usual “another privacy coin” narrative.
The bigger question for me is:
Can Dusk become useful infrastructure for real financial assets that cannot simply operate with everything exposed on a public blockchain?
If that happens, the interesting part of $DUSK may not be the narrative.
It could be the infrastructure underneath it. 👀
#blockchain #BinanceSquare
#dusk @Dusk
One thing about Dusk caught my attention:
Privacy doesn’t always mean hiding everything.
For financial markets, some information needs to stay private, while other information may need to be verified or disclosed to the right party.
Dusk is trying to build around that exact problem.
Its architecture combines public and shielded transaction models, zero-knowledge technology, selective disclosure and deterministic settlement. It also has DuskEVM for Solidity/EVM-based applications, while the native layer handles privacy and settlement at the protocol level.
That makes the $DUSK thesis different from the usual “another privacy coin” narrative.
The bigger question for me is:
Can Dusk become useful infrastructure for real financial assets that cannot simply operate with everything exposed on a public blockchain?
If that happens, the interesting part of $DUSK may not be the narrative.
It could be the infrastructure underneath it. 👀
#blockchain #BinanceSquare
#dusk @Dusk
