There’s an interesting thing about technology: sometimes the best infrastructure becomes so convenient that users stop thinking about how it works.
I think this is exactly what blockchain should be like.
Not “look, I’m using blockchain,” but simply: I transfer an asset, execute a transaction, work with a financial instrument — and everything just works.
I’m interested in Dusk precisely because of its attempt to build infrastructure for more serious financial use cases, where privacy isn’t a decorative feature, but a part of the system itself.
I wonder whether the future success of blockchains will be measured by the number of users who won’t even know they’re using blockchain?
It seems like that would be a good sign. @Dusk $DUSK #dusk
I think this is exactly what blockchain should be like.
Not “look, I’m using blockchain,” but simply: I transfer an asset, execute a transaction, work with a financial instrument — and everything just works.
I’m interested in Dusk precisely because of its attempt to build infrastructure for more serious financial use cases, where privacy isn’t a decorative feature, but a part of the system itself.
I wonder whether the future success of blockchains will be measured by the number of users who won’t even know they’re using blockchain?
It seems like that would be a good sign. @Dusk $DUSK #dusk