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Building for Institutions Without Centralization. Institutional adoption is often framed as a compromise.
Either blockchains stay decentralized, or they become institution-friendly.
That framing is misleading. Institutions don’t require control over networks. They require predictability, auditability, and legal compatibility.
Most blockchains fail here because these needs were never part of the original design. Dusk is built with institutions in mind, without centralizing trust.
By combining zero-knowledge proofs with permissionless infrastructure, it enables regulated participants to operate on-chain while preserving decentralization at the protocol level.
This isn’t about replacing traditional finance overnight.
It’s about giving institutions a way to participate without breaking their own rules.
Can decentralization survive if it refuses to meet reality halfway?
