I’m fascinated by Dusk because it approaches blockchain differently. Founded in 2018, they’re building a layer one blockchain focused on regulated and privacy-conscious finance. The idea is simple: not all financial data should be public, but compliance must still be verifiable.
They’re using modular architecture so that each financial product can follow its own rules while sharing the same secure base. Tokenized bonds, regulated DeFi, and real-world assets can exist without breaking legal frameworks. At the same time, privacy is preserved with advanced cryptography, including zero knowledge proofs. Transactions are validated without revealing sensitive details, and smart contracts automatically enforce compliance.
The purpose behind Dusk is clear. They’re bridging the gap between blockchain innovation and real-world finance. It becomes a network where institutions can use blockchain safely and confidently. I’m seeing how this approach could make blockchain meaningful beyond speculation. It’s not about hype. It’s about building trust and utility for the long term.