If after financial assets are put on-chain, everyone can see them, would you still buy RWA?

After joining this Binance Creator program, I recently went back to read Dusk’s whitepaper and technical architecture seriously again—and I actually find the most interesting part is not the three words “privacy chain.”

Instead, it doesn’t understand privacy as “hiding everything.”

Dusk’s design is very realistic: Moonlight handles public trading, while Phoenix handles private trading. Phoenix uses ZK proofs to show that a transaction is valid, but it doesn’t lay out sensitive information directly to everyone—such as the amounts or the transaction counterparties. And if regulators, auditors, or specific institutions need it, selective disclosure is still possible through a viewing key.

This is actually very much like the real financial world.

Banks won’t post your account balance on the street, but they also can’t refuse to be checked by regulators.

So I think what Dusk truly wants to solve isn’t “how to make blockchains more anonymous,” but a more practical problem:

How can assets be put on-chain with both privacy and compliance?

And that’s probably the hurdle RWA can’t really bypass when it comes to being implemented.

If it were you, which would you bet on more?

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