Back in 2018, the Dusk Protocol was set up to build a blockchain made for the money market, which has lots of rules. The Dusk Foundation in Amsterdam started this project to make a base that big companies could use. It had to follow the rules but still give the good stuff that blockchain tech offers.
From the start, the Foundation tried to fix problems that normal blockchains couldn't, like keeping secrets, following rules, and checking finances. By mixing code know how with a simple design, Dusk made a place where you can safely manage digital assets while keeping the law.
The Dusk Foundation always wanted to create a blockchain system that companies could trust. Unlike other systems that try to follow rules later or use other services to keep in line, Dusk puts these rules right into its system. This makes sure everyone using the network, from those who create assets to those who invest, can be sure they're following the rules. The Foundation talks to regulators and banks to keep Dusk up to date with what's really needed, allowing for DeFi, tokenized assets, and private deals without losing the good things about not being controlled by one place.
Since it began, the Dusk Foundation has stuck to a clear, long plan. It does research, builds things, works with the community, and teams up with others to make sure the system stays useful as the money markets change. The Foundation supports things like secret smart contracts, personal ID, and keeping asset tokens private, showing it's serious about making things that are useful and ready for big companies. By having a blockchain that's ready for rules from the get go, the Dusk Foundation has made its system a reliable base for safe and private money stuff around the world.
