I’ve been thinking about how often blockchain projects try to appeal to everyone at once. That usually doesn’t end well. Dusk Network feels different because it seems comfortable with having a clear lane.
When finance moves on-chain, total transparency isn’t always a benefit. In many cases, it creates friction. Real-world markets rely on discretion, limited access, and clear boundaries around data. Ignoring that reality doesn’t make it disappear.
Dusk’s focus on selective disclosure feels closer to how financial systems already operate. Prove what needs to be proven, keep sensitive details protected, and let compliance exist without constant exposure.
It’s not a flashy idea, but it’s a practical one. And practicality is often what separates experiments from infrastructure that actually gets used.
