What I keep coming back to with @Dusk_Foundation is programmable privacy, and how it's a promise most projects make and few actually deliver without breaking one side of the trade-off. Full privacy usually means no institutional trust, full transparency usually means no user privacy. Dusk is betting that deterministic settlement plus selective disclosure lets both sides get what they actually need instead of forcing a binary choice.

I'd rather see this proven with one regulated product operating end-to-end than described across ten different marketing posts.

I'm watching whether institutions actually request selective disclosure in production, not whether the feature exists on paper. @Dusk_Foundation
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