When people in crypto talk about speed, it usually sounds like it’s only about trading. But when I look at finance, speed actually means settlement. The longer settlement takes, the more risk builds up and the more capital sits idle doing nothing.
That’s why Dusk’s fast close and low fee setup makes sense to me, especially once you think about tokenized assets. If RWAs are going to trade at real scale, fees cannot jump randomly and settlement cannot drag on. Congestion and unpredictable costs break trust fast.
This is where DuskTrade fits in. A licensed exchange can’t operate smoothly if the chain underneath behaves unpredictably. Users expect transactions to clear quickly and consistently, not depending on network mood that day.
What #Dusk seems to focus on is making the chain feel stable when activity increases. That’s what institutions care about. Predictable timing. Predictable costs. Fewer operational headaches.
If tokenized markets really grow, settlement quality becomes a competitive edge. And at that point the question isn’t which chain is the most popular, but which one actually feels reliable when real money is moving.
