Didn't expect to see this coming from regulators honestly.
Dutch regulators talking openly about privacy not blocking it, discussing it. For compliant use cases specifically.
Back in 2016/17, privacy coins and regulators were basically enemies. Different planets. Now the conversation's shifting at least in some corners.
Makes sense really. Regulators don't hate privacy. They hate not being able to see what they're legally required to see. Selective disclosure solves that. @Dusk built its whole model around it.
$DUSK #dusk
If regulators start asking for privacy tech instead of banning it, what does that tell you?
Dutch regulators talking openly about privacy not blocking it, discussing it. For compliant use cases specifically.
Back in 2016/17, privacy coins and regulators were basically enemies. Different planets. Now the conversation's shifting at least in some corners.
Makes sense really. Regulators don't hate privacy. They hate not being able to see what they're legally required to see. Selective disclosure solves that. @Dusk built its whole model around it.
$DUSK #dusk
If regulators start asking for privacy tech instead of banning it, what does that tell you?
