@Dusk There’s a point where innovation stops being about speed and starts being about responsibility. That’s the point Dusk seems to aim for.
In finance, systems aren’t judged by how fast they move, but by how they behave under scrutiny. Who can see what, when, and why matters more than raw throughput. Public-by-default ledgers turn ordinary operations into permanent exposure, and that’s a risk most institutions simply won’t accept.
That’s why Dusk Network feels intentionally conservative in the best sense of the word. Privacy is built into the base layer using zero-knowledge proofs, keeping transactions confidential while still provable. Selective disclosure allows audits and compliance without turning the network into a public archive of sensitive activity.
This mindset is especially relevant as real assets move on-chain. When accountability matters, infrastructure has to support it quietly and reliably.
Dusk doesn’t promise disruption for its own sake. It offers something more practical: a system designed so someone can actually sign off on using it.
