Wear today: 1.67. I刷ed $GRVT , 15 minutes, each trade 200. There was no squeeze—volume got too big.
Total wear: 28.97, net profit: 45.94. Another day with no air drop again—boring.
Over at the neighbor’s, the prediction for Season 2 already started again. In Season 1, I used four accounts to rack up 400 dollars. In Season 2 the rewards are lower, but grabbing a few dozen u should still be fine.
Last month I had dinner with a friend who does institutional wealth management. He told me something that really stuck with me.
Their company last year tried to move part of their clients’ assets on-chain for management, choosing a pretty well-known public chain. Turns out after running for just two weeks, they had to shut it down—clients’ transaction records, position sizes, and operating strategies were all publicly visible on-chain. Competitor companies directly used this data to go after targeted product strategies, and the clients’ phone lines got blown up.
“On-chain transparency is a good thing, but in business scenarios, transparency equals running around naked.”
Then he showed me Dusk’s plan.
Not fully anonymous, and not fully transparent. It has a confidential transaction module called Hedger. Combined with zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption, it enables a really practical function: you can prove you’re compliant without having to lay all your cards on the table. Prove your assets meet requirements without revealing your balances. Prove trades are compliant without leaking the route.
More importantly, this is already working. The mainnet went live on January 7, 2026. DuskEVM is directly compatible with Solidity—copy the code from Ethereum and it’s usable. In partnership with the Dutch-licensed exchange NPEX, more than €300 million in real assets are already circulating on-chain.
My friend said something I still remember to this day: “We’re not afraid of regulation—we’re afraid of being naked in front of our competitors.”
$DUSK #dusk @Dusk
Total wear: 28.97, net profit: 45.94. Another day with no air drop again—boring.
Over at the neighbor’s, the prediction for Season 2 already started again. In Season 1, I used four accounts to rack up 400 dollars. In Season 2 the rewards are lower, but grabbing a few dozen u should still be fine.
Last month I had dinner with a friend who does institutional wealth management. He told me something that really stuck with me.
Their company last year tried to move part of their clients’ assets on-chain for management, choosing a pretty well-known public chain. Turns out after running for just two weeks, they had to shut it down—clients’ transaction records, position sizes, and operating strategies were all publicly visible on-chain. Competitor companies directly used this data to go after targeted product strategies, and the clients’ phone lines got blown up.
“On-chain transparency is a good thing, but in business scenarios, transparency equals running around naked.”
Then he showed me Dusk’s plan.
Not fully anonymous, and not fully transparent. It has a confidential transaction module called Hedger. Combined with zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption, it enables a really practical function: you can prove you’re compliant without having to lay all your cards on the table. Prove your assets meet requirements without revealing your balances. Prove trades are compliant without leaking the route.
More importantly, this is already working. The mainnet went live on January 7, 2026. DuskEVM is directly compatible with Solidity—copy the code from Ethereum and it’s usable. In partnership with the Dutch-licensed exchange NPEX, more than €300 million in real assets are already circulating on-chain.
My friend said something I still remember to this day: “We’re not afraid of regulation—we’re afraid of being naked in front of our competitors.”
$DUSK #dusk @Dusk