Dusk started from a simple idea that many crypto projects avoided. Real finance needs privacy, but it also needs rules and oversight. I’m drawn to Dusk because it doesn’t pretend one should replace the other. They’re building a layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for regulated financial use cases, where transactions can stay private while still being verifiable when needed.
The system uses cryptography to protect sensitive information, but it does not remove accountability. Assets can be issued, transferred, and managed on chain without exposing every detail to the public. That makes it suitable for institutions, funds, and real world assets that cannot live on fully transparent blockchains.
What matters most is the purpose behind it. Dusk is not trying to disrupt finance for attention. They’re trying to modernize financial infrastructure in a way that regulators, companies, and users can actually trust. It’s built for long term use, not short term excitement.