@Dusk is getting a lot of attention from institutions. This is because Dusk is combining privacy technology with things that people actually use. People who know about the industry say that Dusk has plans for 2026. Dusk will be using something called zero-knowledge technology more. This means that Dusk will be able to keep transactions private and have them checked by auditors. Dusk will also be able to share data between chains using special helpers called oracles, like Chainlink. These new features will allow Dusk to use real-time data from, outside the chain and support products that have to follow rules. Dusk is really working on making its chain. People are really interested in something called Real-world asset tokenization. This is when you take a Real-world asset and turn it into a token that exists on a blockchain. Real-world asset tokenization is already getting popular. There are plans to add lots of different types of assets to the blockchain. This is getting the attention of investors in places like Europe and Hong Kong.
These investors want to make sure that the blockchain systems they use are following all the rules. That is why they like Dusk. Dusk is special because it is private but transparent which is exactly what these investors are looking for.
Dusk is not just good for keeping things private. It can also connect to lots of systems and share information with them. This makes Dusk a great foundation, for building financial systems that are tied to the Real-world economy. Real-world asset tokenization is a part of this. These developments show that Dusk is not only focusing on technology but also on tangible business use cases with regulated finance entities exploring blockchain adoption. That positions the network to evolve from conceptual privacy infrastructure into practical systems that handle real assets and onchain services with institutional grade requirements.