A few months ago, I was helping a small fund explore tokenized assets and quickly ran into a wall: over 80% of financial markets are tightly regulated, and most blockchains don’t account for that. Every attempt at privacy clashed with compliance, and every “compliant” platform leaked too much data. It felt impossible to build anything real without risking security or breaking rules.

Then I came across @Dusk . Seeing $DUSK in action changed my perspective. Dusk was built for this exact problem: it allows privacy and auditability to coexist, letting developers and institutions work together without compromise. Its modular Layer 1 design means tokenized real-world assets and compliant DeFi aren’t theoretical—they’re practical.

Experiencing it firsthand, I realized Dusk isn’t just another blockchain. It’s a framework where regulated finance can finally live on-chain without friction, and that’s why I’m following #Dusk closely.