Dusk Foundation: Private transfers that preserve audit trails without revealing full details
I used to think “privacy” on-chain always meant choosing between secrecy or compliance.
Like sending a sealed envelope that still has a valid tracking receipt.Dusk Foundation tries to solve that tradeoff by letting transfers stay confidential while still producing proofs that rules were followed. In plain terms: balances and counterparties don’t have to be broadcast publicly, but an approved party can verify specific facts (like legitimacy of funds or adherence to limits) without seeing everything. The network relies on cryptographic proofs plus a permissioned disclosure path, so auditability is selective instead of total exposure.The token is used to pay fees, stake to help secure validators, and vote on governance parameters that shape privacy and disclosure policy.I can’t fully judge how smooth real-world compliance workflows are until more production usage and audits are visible.
