Blockchain is like a market where everyone can see all transactions. Transparency is certainly good, but for financial markets, being too open can also become a problem—for example, positions, strategies, even major activities could be exploited for front-running or manipulation.
So, DuskEVM + Hedger tries to be a middle ground. Think of it as having a safe: the contents remain secure, but authorized regulators or auditors can still verify the required parts without exposing everything to the public.
Hedger combines zero-knowledge proofs + homomorphic encryption to provide privacy that can still be audited.
In my opinion, this isn’t about hiding everything, but about controlling who is allowed to see what. Because if blockchain is going to be used for RWA and financial markets, privacy has to work hand in hand with compliance.
#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
So, DuskEVM + Hedger tries to be a middle ground. Think of it as having a safe: the contents remain secure, but authorized regulators or auditors can still verify the required parts without exposing everything to the public.
Hedger combines zero-knowledge proofs + homomorphic encryption to provide privacy that can still be audited.
In my opinion, this isn’t about hiding everything, but about controlling who is allowed to see what. Because if blockchain is going to be used for RWA and financial markets, privacy has to work hand in hand with compliance.
#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
