Dusk feels like it’s arriving at the right moment. Privacy is being reconsidered—not as something suspicious, but as something necessary. As regulatory frameworks mature and institutional interest grows, privacy that works with regulation starts to make a lot more sense.
What stands out isn’t price action or short-term noise, but builder behavior. If developers continue to ship real financial products on Dusk and the network sees genuine usage, its relevance will compound naturally. Not fast. Not flashy. Just steady.
Dusk isn’t trying to hide everything or fight the system. It’s aiming to create an environment where finance can remain private while still being accountable. If that balance holds, Dusk could quietly grow into one of the more meaningful long-term players in this space.