#dusk $DUSK @Dusk I used to think that for financial products, privacy is more about “hiding data.” But Dusk made me look at it differently.
With the introduction of DuskEVM, what interests me isn’t just that it’s compatible with EVM, but that it could change how market participants behave. If a transaction can be verified without revealing more than necessary, trust stops being built on the principle of “show everything.”
That’s where Hedger comes in — a confidential module for EVM that combines homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs.
And Dusk Trade is already bringing this logic closer to finance: funds, ETFs, bonds, and other RWAs can operate in an environment with instant settlement and the ability to compose DeFi components.
I like the very shift in approach: not transparency at any cost, but verifiability without unnecessary disclosure.
Wasn’t that exactly what financial markets were missing the most? #DUSK @Dusk
With the introduction of DuskEVM, what interests me isn’t just that it’s compatible with EVM, but that it could change how market participants behave. If a transaction can be verified without revealing more than necessary, trust stops being built on the principle of “show everything.”
That’s where Hedger comes in — a confidential module for EVM that combines homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs.
And Dusk Trade is already bringing this logic closer to finance: funds, ETFs, bonds, and other RWAs can operate in an environment with instant settlement and the ability to compose DeFi components.
I like the very shift in approach: not transparency at any cost, but verifiability without unnecessary disclosure.
Wasn’t that exactly what financial markets were missing the most? #DUSK @Dusk
