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How Dusk Redefined Privacy for Regulated Finance
For a long time I treated privacy focused networks as high risk
History showed that when privacy fights regulation the outcome is usually pressure restrictions or forced exits
That made me cautious and selective
Dusk Foundation introduced a different model
Instead of absolute opacity it delivers selective confidentiality
Transactions and balances remain private by default but disclosure can be enabled for authorized parties such as regulators auditors or counterparties
This design aligns with real financial rules where transparency is conditional not public
What makes Dusk stand out today is how deeply this logic is embedded in the protocol
Confidential smart contracts confidential asset standards and on chain compliance checks are not add ons
They are native components of the network
This allows institutions to issue and manage tokenized securities while meeting reporting and audit obligations
Since mainnet launch the focus has clearly been on real use
Regulated financial instruments real world asset frameworks and compliant market infrastructure have taken priority over speculation
The network is designed to support long term records lifecycle management and verifiable state rather than short lived transactions
Dusk does not frame privacy as resistance
It frames it as protection with accountability
That shift matters
It allows financial actors to operate on chain without exposing sensitive positions while still proving correctness when required
This approach signals maturity
It shows that Dusk Foundation is not building for edge cases but for regulated markets
In an environment where policy clarity and institutional standards are becoming stricter
A network that treats privacy and compliance as complementary may be positioned ahead of the curve
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🔥 serious bullish momentum going on, but it's bumping up against resistance levels that could make things interesting. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously long here, given the trend strength but with resistance nearby.
Diving into the price action: The I show a clear breakout pattern. Price bounced hard from that 403.29 low up to 448.16, setting up a higher high structure. The last few hourly bars are consolidating around 445-448, which seems like a healthy pause after the breakout. Volume's been cranking up on those upswings (check out those 324k and 227k volume candles) – classic volume confirming price action.
On the volume side, I've noticed spikes during those upward moves. Like, in the recent 1-hour candles, the volume really picks up when the price rallies, which tells me there's genuine buying interest backing this.
Capital flows are telling a similar story: net inflows are solid, with +51.6M USDT in the last 24 hours and +74.9M over three days. Feels like big institutional players are piling in, which is always a good sign for sustained upside.
Best entry longs $ZEC : I'd wait for a pullback to the 435-440 zone, where MA5 support kicks in. If you're feeling aggressive, jump in on a break above 449.19, but only if volume confirms it.
Stop loss at 425 – sitting below key support and MA20.
Targets $ZEC : First up, 454.87 (Resistance level). Then 466.45 (next resistance), and if it really runs, 484.74 (next resistance zone)
RSI is in overbought territory, so a short-term dip wouldn't surprise me. Don't chase at these levels – better to snag an entry near support. If 425 breaks, the whole bullish setup could fall apart. #zec #ZECUSDT #zcash #MarketRebound #WriteAndEarnUpgraded