Why DUSK Chooses Cryptography Over Radical Transparency
Most blockchains treat transparency as a virtue on its own.
In real finance, that assumption breaks down quickly.
Dusk Network starts from a different place. Markets need visibility, but only where it’s justified. Salaries, trades, shareholder data, and settlements cannot all be public by default. They need rules.
DUSK uses cryptography to replace blind trust with verifiable privacy.
You can prove something happened correctly without exposing everything behind it.
This matters for regulated finance. Institutions must comply with laws, protect sensitive data, and still allow audits. Full transparency fails this balance. Full secrecy fails it too.
Cryptography becomes the middle ground.
It allows decentralization without turning markets into glass boxes.
That design choice is slow, careful, and built for the long term.
