I used to think privacy blockchains were all or nothing. Either full transparency or total secrecy, no balance in between. Then I looked deeper into Dusk, and honestly, it changed my perspective.
Dusk uses zero-knowledge proofs so transactions can stay private and verifiable at the same time. The network checks that everything follows the rules without exposing sensitive info. And when institutions or regulators need clarity, selective disclosure makes it possible. No oversharing. No forced transparency. Just control.
What really stands out to me is the flexibility. One system that adapts to different needs. Individuals, businesses, institutions all get the same security, but with their own level of privacy.
It’s not about hiding data.
It’s about choosing who gets access.
That’s the difference.
This feels like privacy done the right way, built for real-world use, not just theory.
DUSK
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