The more I look at Dusk, the less I think its privacy story is about hiding everything.
Dusk combines public Moonlight accounts with shielded Phoenix transfers, while selective disclosure can reveal specific information when a workflow requires it.
That creates an interesting tension: regulated markets may need privacy, but they also need controlled visibility.
Could the real value of Dusk be deciding what stays private, rather than simply making everything private? @Dusk $DUSK #dusk
What stands out about @Dusk is its focus on privacy and selective disclosure, allowing users to reveal only the information needed for verification without exposing unnecessary data. This could be valuable for regulated on-chain finance. Could selective disclosure become a key part of regulated on-chain finance? $DUSK #dusk