Late last night I Here's a tension that doesn't get talked about enough: the same thing that makes a chain useful being connected to everything else is the thing that makes it leak. A regulated venue wants reach. It wants its tokenized assets to move, to plug into other venues, to be usable somewhere other than the island they were issued on. But every connection is also a door, and compliance spends most of its life worrying about doors.

This is the quiet trap for "compliant" chains. Build too many walls and you're safe but stranded a permissioned garden nobody can actually trade into or out of, which is just the liquidity problem wearing a different coat. Open too many bridges and you risk the two things you were supposed to protect: the confidentiality of positions, and control over who can legally hold the asset on the other side.

So the interesting question for Dusk isn't "can it interoperate" bridges are easy to announce. It's whether an asset can leave the room where its rules are enforced and still carry those rules with it. Whether confidentiality survives the crossing, or evaporates the moment it touches an open pool.

Who'd rely on this? Institutions that need both reach and containment. What breaks it? If interoperability turns out to mean "compliant here, naked over there" because at that point the wall was decorative, and the leak is real.

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