Dusk’s Two-Second Proving Turns Privacy Into Usable Infrastructure
Most earlier privacy systems looked impressive on paper. Zero-knowledge proofs, complex cryptography—but in practice, proof generation took minutes. Minutes. That killed institutional adoption before it even started.
Dusk saw the problem differently. Hedger generates proofs in under two seconds, right in the browser. Suddenly, privacy isn’t theoretical. It’s something traders can actually use.
Think about DuskTrade handling real securities trades. No institutional trader is going to wait five minutes between orders. That’s why Dusk’s proving speed matters. It’s the line between privacy as a nice idea and privacy as infrastructure.
Markets seem to notice. Dusk’s 53.02M volume during today’s modest -0.89% pullback suggests steady positioning. People aren’t panicking; they’re waiting for operational proof.
When privacy finally becomes fast enough for real applications, Dusk isn’t just faster on paper—it’s usable. That’s the kind of advantage that actually moves adoption, not just headlines.
