#dusk $DUSK @Dusk Privacy Needs Programmable Rules, Not Just Hidden Transactions
Hiding a transaction amount solves one problem. It doesn't solve the problem of a company needing to pay dividends, freeze a compromised holding, or force transfer shares back to an issuer when a court order says so. Confidentiality without any of that is just a private ledger not something a regulated securities market can actually run on.
This is where Zedger fits. It's a protocol for managing securities and real world assets on Dusk, built using Dusk VM contracts, and it's designed around regulatory compliance and privacy at the same time using zero knowledge proofs and built in auditing capabilities rather than treating them as opposites. What Zedger actually supports goes beyond a private transfer: minting, burning, corporate actions like dividends, and force transfers, all validated through proofs and nullification of spent securities so a security can't be double spent or handled twice by accident.
The distinction worth sitting with is that Zedger isn't marketed as "Phoenix but for securities." It's a separate layer of programmable logic the kind of rules an issuer or regulator actually needs to enforce over an asset's lifecycle sitting on top of the same privacypreserving foundation. Confidential, and still governable.
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Hiding a transaction amount solves one problem. It doesn't solve the problem of a company needing to pay dividends, freeze a compromised holding, or force transfer shares back to an issuer when a court order says so. Confidentiality without any of that is just a private ledger not something a regulated securities market can actually run on.
This is where Zedger fits. It's a protocol for managing securities and real world assets on Dusk, built using Dusk VM contracts, and it's designed around regulatory compliance and privacy at the same time using zero knowledge proofs and built in auditing capabilities rather than treating them as opposites. What Zedger actually supports goes beyond a private transfer: minting, burning, corporate actions like dividends, and force transfers, all validated through proofs and nullification of spent securities so a security can't be double spent or handled twice by accident.
The distinction worth sitting with is that Zedger isn't marketed as "Phoenix but for securities." It's a separate layer of programmable logic the kind of rules an issuer or regulator actually needs to enforce over an asset's lifecycle sitting on top of the same privacypreserving foundation. Confidential, and still governable.
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