Sometimes I think crypto forgets how finance actually works in the real world. Privacy isn’t a feature you add later. It’s part of the foundation. That’s why Dusk Network caught my attention.
What they seem to focus on is balance. Not full anonymity, not full exposure just enough transparency to prove things are done correctly, while keeping sensitive details protected. That feels realistic, especially for assets that institutions or regulated markets would care about.
A lot of blockchains talk about “mass adoption” without considering the rules that already exist. Dusk appears to design with those rules in mind instead of fighting them.
It’s not the loudest project out there, and maybe that’s intentional. Sometimes the most important infrastructure is the kind that works quietly in the background.
