Dusk isn’t chasing attention. It’s trying to solve a problem most blockchains avoid.
From the start, Dusk was designed for situations where rules already exist. Privacy here doesn’t mean hiding everything. It means sharing the right information with the right parties, at the right time. Transactions can stay confidential, yet still be provable and auditable when regulation requires it. That mindset shapes the entire network, from its modular design to how smart contracts are executed.
Recently, the focus has shifted toward maturity. Infrastructure upgrades, stronger security practices around bridges, and steady progress on EVM compatibility show a network preparing for real operational use, not just testing ideas in isolation.
The core use cases remain clear: tokenized real-world assets and compliant financial applications, where trust is built through transparency and control, not noise.
