Dusk is a Layer 1 blockchain built for regulated finance, and the main idea is simple: privacy should not break compliance. On many chains, everything is public, which is great for verification but risky for real businesses and institutions. Dusk tries to solve that by letting transactions and smart contract activity stay confidential while still allowing auditability when it’s required. I’m looking at Dusk as a bridge between on chain innovation and the rules that traditional markets must follow. They’re building infrastructure for tokenized real world assets, compliant DeFi, and institutional grade financial applications, so issuers and platforms can operate without exposing sensitive customer and business data. The purpose is not to hide activity, but to protect legitimate privacy while proving rules are followed. If regulated markets move on chain, they need this kind of foundation, where settlement is fast, contracts can enforce restrictions, and privacy is treated as normal, not suspicious.
