I used to think “transparent by default” was always a good thing… until I watched how easily public chains turn into a free intelligence feed. You don’t need names to map behavior. Flows, timing, clustering — it all adds up.
That’s why @Dusk feels different to me. It’s built for finance that needs confidentiality without breaking accountability. Private when it should be, provable when it must be. If tokenized assets and real markets are the endgame, then execution privacy isn’t a luxury, it’s protection. $DUSK isn’t trying to be loud. It’s trying to be usable.
