Sara said something yesterday that stayed in my head:

“Why should everyone see the same thing?”

I thought she was talking about privacy.

Then I started thinking about financial markets.

An investor doesn't always need the same information as an auditor.

An auditor doesn't necessarily need the same access as a regulator.

And a regulator doesn't need every detail to be visible to everyone, all the time.

That made me look at privacy differently.

Maybe the question isn't:

“How do we hide everything?”

Maybe it's:

“Who actually needs to see this?”

I didn't expect that simple question to lead me back to Dusk.

But it did.

Because Dusk is building around a model where financial information doesn't have to be simply public or private.

The interesting part is deciding what becomes visible, to whom, and when.

Maybe privacy isn't about disappearing.

Maybe it's about having control over the window.

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