The tokenization of real-world assets is frequently described as one of Web3’s most promising use cases. However, moving assets on-chain is only one part of the challenge. For real adoption, infrastructure must also support legal, regulatory, and operational realities.
Institutions operate within strict frameworks. Transparency alone is not sufficient, and full anonymity is rarely acceptable. What they need is infrastructure that balances confidentiality with auditability. This is where the concept of compliant privacy becomes critical.
Dusk Network approaches RWA infrastructure with these constraints in mind. Rather than positioning tokenization as a shortcut around regulation, it treats compliance as a design requirement. This allows sensitive financial data to remain protected while still enabling oversight when needed.
By building modular components that support privacy-preserving transactions and regulated use cases, @Dusk positions $DUSK as infrastructure for long-term financial systems rather than speculative experimentation. In the context of RWAs, this distinction could define which platforms are usable at scale.
Tokenization is not just about digitizing assets. It is about making them operable in the real world. #Dusk