Dusk was built with a very clear idea in mind, which is that finance cannot move on chain if privacy is ignored or if rules are treated like an afterthought. I’m looking at Dusk as a layer one blockchain that understands how real financial systems work, where transactions are not meant to be public by default but must still be verifiable when required. They’re using modern cryptography to keep data private while allowing proof that everything followed the rules.
The system is designed so settlement is strong and final, which matters a lot in finance because uncertainty creates risk and hesitation. Dusk separates its core settlement layer from the execution side, which allows stability at the base while applications evolve safely above it. I’m seeing this as a calm and thoughtful approach rather than a rushed one.
The purpose behind Dusk is not to replace finance overnight but to give it a safer path into blockchain. If it becomes successful, it shows that privacy and compliance do not have to fight each other and that blockchain can grow up into real financial infrastructure.
