#dusk $DUSK
DUSK is the native token of Dusk Network, a Layer1 privacy blockchain focused on compliant finance, primarily utilizing zero-knowledge proofs for privacy protection while aligning with financial regulatory requirements.
The project emphasizes programmable confidential securities, introducing the Confidential Security Contract (XSC) standard, employing a proof-of-private-stake consensus mechanism, enabling transactions to settle in seconds with immediate finality, focusing on security tokenization and compliant financial instrument issuance, aiming to build a distributed financial infrastructure.
The total token supply is 500 million, with a maximum of 1 billion. Circulating supply is approximately 487 million, used for governance, staking consensus, and paying transaction fees. The current price is around $0.07, with a circulating market cap exceeding $34 million.
Its advantages lie in balancing privacy and compliance, backed by EU-related compliance certifications and collaborations with licensed institutions. Risks include cryptocurrency market volatility, regulatory changes, and the pace of technological implementation.
DUSK is the native token of Dusk Network, a Layer1 privacy blockchain focused on compliant finance, primarily utilizing zero-knowledge proofs for privacy protection while aligning with financial regulatory requirements.
The project emphasizes programmable confidential securities, introducing the Confidential Security Contract (XSC) standard, employing a proof-of-private-stake consensus mechanism, enabling transactions to settle in seconds with immediate finality, focusing on security tokenization and compliant financial instrument issuance, aiming to build a distributed financial infrastructure.
The total token supply is 500 million, with a maximum of 1 billion. Circulating supply is approximately 487 million, used for governance, staking consensus, and paying transaction fees. The current price is around $0.07, with a circulating market cap exceeding $34 million.
Its advantages lie in balancing privacy and compliance, backed by EU-related compliance certifications and collaborations with licensed institutions. Risks include cryptocurrency market volatility, regulatory changes, and the pace of technological implementation.