I went looking for how @Dusk describes privacy around trading intent. What I found was two different timelines.

Dusk's own Hedger article describes obfuscated order books as something Hedger "lays the ground for the upcoming deployment" of — a feature intended to prevent participants from revealing their intent or exposure.

Then Dusk's own recent post says: "Your next trade shouldn't become everyone's market signal... Dusk's privacy can keep details confidential."

Same company, two pieces of its own material, but noticeably different framing: one describes a specific order-book capability as upcoming, while the other presents Dusk's privacy as something that can already keep trading details confidential.

Maybe the X post is referring to privacy capabilities that already exist separately from the upcoming obfuscated order books. Maybe not. Dusk's own wording doesn't make that distinction clear.

So when Dusk describes trading details as something its privacy can keep confidential today, while its technical material describes obfuscated order books as upcoming, which capability can a trader actually rely on right now?

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