@Dusk Most blockchains still act like total transparency is the price of entry. Dusk Protocol pushes back on that, and I think that’s its most valuable kind of restraint: keep what’s sensitive private, and only prove what needs proving when it matters. That selective disclosure mindset feels built for the real world, where compliance exists but so do competitive strategies, client confidentiality, and plain human boundaries. Tokenization is getting serious attention again, but the closer it gets to regulated finance, the less tolerance there is for systems that expose everything by default. Dusk’s approach feels quieter than the hype—and more usable because of it.
