Crypto often makes transfers sound simple: just press “send” and it’s done.
But with regulated assets, @Dusk shows there can be more to the story.
Dusk’s Zedger model uses three steps: SEND and ACCEPT then SETTLE.
That creates a middle stage where the sender has started the transfer, the receiver still needs to approve it, and the transaction is not fully complete yet.
At first, this feels like extra friction. Crypto has spent years cutting out extra steps. But regulated assets are different.
A security is not only value moving from one wallet to another. Who can receive it, who owns it, when it moves, and who is responsible can all matter.
The real challenge is coordination.
What happens if acceptance is slow? What if someone leaves a transfer pending? What if a wallet makes the status unclear?
More steps can create more confusion.
But maybe this middle stage is not pointless friction. Maybe it simply shows how financial assets actually need to move in the real world.
Instant transfer and final settlement may never have been exactly the same thing.
@Dusk #dusk $DUSK
But with regulated assets, @Dusk shows there can be more to the story.
Dusk’s Zedger model uses three steps: SEND and ACCEPT then SETTLE.
That creates a middle stage where the sender has started the transfer, the receiver still needs to approve it, and the transaction is not fully complete yet.
At first, this feels like extra friction. Crypto has spent years cutting out extra steps. But regulated assets are different.
A security is not only value moving from one wallet to another. Who can receive it, who owns it, when it moves, and who is responsible can all matter.
The real challenge is coordination.
What happens if acceptance is slow? What if someone leaves a transfer pending? What if a wallet makes the status unclear?
More steps can create more confusion.
But maybe this middle stage is not pointless friction. Maybe it simply shows how financial assets actually need to move in the real world.
Instant transfer and final settlement may never have been exactly the same thing.
@Dusk #dusk $DUSK
