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I was confused but after 2hours research finally i reached here let me share with you
Most crypto discussions treat consensus as a question of decentralization or staking.
But financial markets have another requirement: predictable settlement.
That’s where Dusk’s consensus architecture gets interesting.
Succinct Attestation uses committee based proof of stake with deterministic sortition. A block moves through proposal → validation → ratification, with attestations helping establish agreement and rolling finality determining how stable the chain becomes over time.
Why does this matter?
Because confirmation and final settlement are not the same question.
A financial application doesn’t just need a transaction to process quickly. It needs a clear answer to
When can this transaction be treated as final?
That’s an important infrastructure question for tokenized securities, regulated assets and institutional settlement.
So I think @Dusk should be evaluated beyond the usual privacy narrative.
The deeper $DUSK thesis is whether its consensus, confidentiality and application layers can work together to deliver something financial markets actually require:
privacy without sacrificing predictable settlement.
That’s a much more interesting proposition than TPS alone.