Real-world assets won’t scale on speculative infrastructure.
Most RWA discussions focus on liquidity and distribution. Institutions focus on something else entirely: whether the infrastructure can enforce regulatory constraints without relying on off-chain processes.
Assets that already operate under legal and accounting rules cannot live on networks where compliance is added later. Retrofitting regulation creates fragmentation — on-chain representation with off-chain enforcement.
For RWAs to scale, compliance must exist at the protocol level. Privacy, auditability and governance need to be native, not external.
This is where Dusk Network’s approach matters. It is built for regulated financial use cases, enabling on-chain assets that remain private, verifiable, and compliant by design.
As tokenization moves from pilots to production, infrastructure realism will matter more than experimentation.
