Institutions Don’t Need “Public Blockchains” — They Need Cryptographic Receipts
Most L1s bolt “compliance” onto transparency. Dusk flips it: privacy by default, auditability via selective disclosure. Two transaction modes—Phoenix (shielded) and Moonlight (public)—let one network handle confidential settlement and transparent reporting.
Phoenix isn’t a slogan: Dusk published full security proofs for its ZK-based transaction model.
Next is modularity. Dusk is evolving toward a three-layer stack (consensus/DA/settlement → EVM execution → privacy layer) to reduce integration friction for financial apps.
DUSK’s max supply is 500M with ~487M circulating—useful float for regulated markets, not just a toy economy.
Bottom line: RWAs and compliant DeFi scale on ledgers that prove correctness without exposing everything. Dusk is building that lane.
