#dusk $DUSK is building something that goes beyond simply adding EVM compatibility.
The interesting part is how familiar Ethereum development can connect with privacy, compliance, and Dusk’s own settlement infrastructure.
With DuskEVM, developers can use Solidity, Vyper, Foundry, Hardhat, viem, ethers and standard EVM wallets without having to completely change their existing workflow.
Behind that experience, DuskEVM handles execution while DuskDS takes care of settlement and data availability. $DUSK is used for execution fees, and assets can move between Dusk L1 and DuskEVM through the bridge.
Then there is Hedger, which brings a different dimension to tokenized assets. Using encryption and zero-knowledge proofs, sensitive information such as balances, holdings and transfer amounts can remain private while transactions can still be verified.
This could be especially important for regulated financial assets, where complete transparency isn’t always desirable, but accountability and compliance are essential.
Developers also have flexibility. EVM-based applications can use DuskEVM, while Rust/WASM developers can build directly on Dusk L1 through DuskVM.
That combination makes Dusk interesting to watch.
It isn’t just about bringing Ethereum tooling to another chain.
It is about creating an environment where familiar development, privacy, compliance, and settlement can work together for the next generation of tokenized assets.
@Dusk
The interesting part is how familiar Ethereum development can connect with privacy, compliance, and Dusk’s own settlement infrastructure.
With DuskEVM, developers can use Solidity, Vyper, Foundry, Hardhat, viem, ethers and standard EVM wallets without having to completely change their existing workflow.
Behind that experience, DuskEVM handles execution while DuskDS takes care of settlement and data availability. $DUSK is used for execution fees, and assets can move between Dusk L1 and DuskEVM through the bridge.
Then there is Hedger, which brings a different dimension to tokenized assets. Using encryption and zero-knowledge proofs, sensitive information such as balances, holdings and transfer amounts can remain private while transactions can still be verified.
This could be especially important for regulated financial assets, where complete transparency isn’t always desirable, but accountability and compliance are essential.
Developers also have flexibility. EVM-based applications can use DuskEVM, while Rust/WASM developers can build directly on Dusk L1 through DuskVM.
That combination makes Dusk interesting to watch.
It isn’t just about bringing Ethereum tooling to another chain.
It is about creating an environment where familiar development, privacy, compliance, and settlement can work together for the next generation of tokenized assets.
@Dusk