@Dusk I keep coming back to one uncomfortable truth about “mass adoption” in crypto:
Institutions don’t care about hype.
They care about control, confidentiality, and compliance.
And that’s why Dusk stands out to me.
Most chains assume radical transparency is a feature. In real finance, it’s a liability. Positions, strategies, payroll, investor data, none of that can live in a global fishbowl. Dusk feels like it starts from that reality and designs forward.
What clicks for me is the idea of privacy with proof. You don’t hide activity from the system. You hide sensitive details from the public, while still allowing authorized verification when required. That’s a very different philosophy from “everything public” or “everything hidden.”
If tokenized securities, RWAs, and regulated DeFi are going to scale, they need rails that respect how finance already works. Not how crypto wishes it worked.
Dusk isn’t trying to reinvent finance culture.
It’s trying to upgrade its infrastructure.
That’s a much harder path.
And probably the right one.
