More than 6,000 rewards in the Rewards Center of Dusk
Value of over 2,400… tokens!!
I’ve always remembered this—back then it was the creator center task in Dusk’s first season. You could also say it was the origin of “Ju Mao” (the early spirit), and it’s also the highest reward I’ve ever received since I started participating in the creator center!
After half a year, it’s back again, storming in to reappear on the creator task board. Although the rewards have shrunk a lot, I still have a vivid memory of its whitepaper. The one thing that moved me most is that it uses technology to solve two seemingly contradictory issues: privacy and compliance. It relies on PLONK zero-knowledge proofs—transaction verification doesn’t require publicly revealing balances or counterparty information. At the same time, built-in KYC/AML rules ensure regulators can access the data they’re supposed to.
And technically, @Dusk : with Dusk’s modular design, settlement and execution are separated. DuskDS handles settlement and data availability, DuskEVM is compatible with the Ethereum ecosystem, and developers can deploy privacy contracts using Solidity. There’s also DuskVM, based on WASM, which supports writing contracts in Rust.
The consensus mechanism is called Succinct Attestation—it’s a permissionless PoS focused on efficiency and finality.
Honestly, I think Dusk wants to build a compliant privacy infrastructure for tokenizing real-world assets (RWA). Putting traditional assets like stocks and bonds on-chain protects business secrets while also meeting regulatory requirements. I think this direction is really promising. I hope this time its price can also explode and reach the same peak level as the first-season task. #dusk $DUSK
Value of over 2,400… tokens!!
I’ve always remembered this—back then it was the creator center task in Dusk’s first season. You could also say it was the origin of “Ju Mao” (the early spirit), and it’s also the highest reward I’ve ever received since I started participating in the creator center!
After half a year, it’s back again, storming in to reappear on the creator task board. Although the rewards have shrunk a lot, I still have a vivid memory of its whitepaper. The one thing that moved me most is that it uses technology to solve two seemingly contradictory issues: privacy and compliance. It relies on PLONK zero-knowledge proofs—transaction verification doesn’t require publicly revealing balances or counterparty information. At the same time, built-in KYC/AML rules ensure regulators can access the data they’re supposed to.
And technically, @Dusk : with Dusk’s modular design, settlement and execution are separated. DuskDS handles settlement and data availability, DuskEVM is compatible with the Ethereum ecosystem, and developers can deploy privacy contracts using Solidity. There’s also DuskVM, based on WASM, which supports writing contracts in Rust.
The consensus mechanism is called Succinct Attestation—it’s a permissionless PoS focused on efficiency and finality.
Honestly, I think Dusk wants to build a compliant privacy infrastructure for tokenizing real-world assets (RWA). Putting traditional assets like stocks and bonds on-chain protects business secrets while also meeting regulatory requirements. I think this direction is really promising. I hope this time its price can also explode and reach the same peak level as the first-season task. #dusk $DUSK