@Dusk People call privacy networks “secretive,” but Dusk pushes a more useful idea: privacy with accountability. Secrecy hides everything and asks for trust; privacy hides the sensitive parts while still letting you prove the rules were followed. That’s why Dusk frames itself around regulated finance—confidential smart contracts and selective disclosure are meant to keep data off the public timeline while still enabling verification when it counts. What’s changed lately is that this isn’t just a slide deck anymore: Dusk’s mainnet went live on January 7, 2025, so the debate is happening on real infrastructure. As tokenized securities and 24/7 market plans move from talk to pilots, the “privacy vs. secrecy” line suddenly matters.
