#dusk $DUSK @Dusk I’ve been paying more attention to one part of crypto that still feels seriously underappreciated: private computation.

The interesting shift isn’t simply making transactions private. It’s being able to process sensitive financial information without forcing that information into the open.

That could become a major unlock for markets. Think institutions interacting onchain without exposing every position, private trading logic running without revealing the strategy, and regulated products where compliance and confidentiality don’t have to fight each other.

There’s still a big gap between the idea and production scale. FHE remains computationally expensive, confidential execution has its own trust and infrastructure considerations, and latency matters enormously when you’re dealing with financial markets.

But that’s exactly why I think this area is worth watching now rather than after everyone starts talking about it.

If privacy becomes part of the execution layer instead of an optional feature, the design of DeFi could look very different.

That’s where projects like @Dusk become interesting to me.

Are private financial markets the next major crypto infrastructure narrative?