Dusk’s edge isn’t “privacy.” It’s deployability.
Most teams can spin up a tokenized RWA demo. The real wall shows up when integrations begin: custody workflows, compliance checks, reporting, and the uncomfortable question of what data must stay confidential while still being provable later. Dusk Network is built around that exact reality privacy that can coexist with compliance, instead of forcing you to pick one and patch the other with off chain workarounds.
What makes the approach feel institutional is the modular direction: a stack designed to separate settlement/data availability from execution, with a dedicated privacy layer planned alongside an EVM execution layer. That’s the kind of architecture that reduces integration friction and lets regulated products evolve without rebuilding the entire system.
