@Dusk Rules are showing up in crypto again, and “move fast” sounds less charming. Europe’s MiCA regime is now applying, and central banks are starting to treat tokenisation as real financial infrastructure. The Eurosystem will accept certain DLT-issued marketable assets as eligible collateral from 30 March 2026, and the Bank of England has made tokenised collateral a 2026 focus. That’s where Dusk feels genuinely relevant. It’s built for regulated securities from the start, with privacy designed to keep sensitive transaction details discreet without shutting the door on oversight. Mainnet produced its first immutable blocks on 7 January 2025—a boring milestone, but “boring” is often what serious finance buys. And it’s not just theory: Quantoz Payments and NPEX brought EURQ, a MiCA-aligned digital euro electronic money token, onto Dusk, positioned for compliant settlement and Dusk Pay’s planned payments circuit.
