Dusk is a privacy focused layer one blockchain designed specifically for regulated financial use cases.
Unlike general purpose chains it assumes that laws institutions and oversight are part of the system.
This changes how everything is built.
The network uses native privacy and zero knowledge proofs to keep transaction data confidential while still allowing verification.
This means users and institutions can prove compliance without exposing sensitive information.
Smart contracts on Dusk are designed to work with private data which makes them closer to real financial agreements.
Dusk is often discussed in the context of tokenized real world assets.
Securities funds and similar instruments require rules around who can hold and transfer them.
Dusk supports this logic directly at the protocol level while preserving privacy.
They’re building infrastructure rather than applications.
The focus is on settlement security finality and reliability instead of short term activity.
The DUSK token is used for staking and securing the network which aligns incentives toward stability.
I’m interested in Dusk because its long term goal is realistic.
It does not aim to replace finance overnight.
It aims to become part of its foundation.
If successful Dusk could help move regulated assets on chain while respecting privacy trust and responsibility.
