Most attempts to bring institutions onchain focused on persuasion. The idea was that institutions would eventually adapt to transparency-first systems. That never happened. Regulated finance does not change its compliance model to fit technology. Technology must adapt to regulation.
Dusk reflects this reality. Instead of asking institutions to compromise on confidentiality, it aligns blockchain infrastructure with existing oversight requirements. Information is shared when necessary, not by default. This mirrors how financial supervision already functions in practice.
This approach positions Dusk as an enabling layer rather than a disruptive one. It reduces friction by respecting institutional constraints instead of challenging them, which is why it remains relevant where many blockchain designs stalled.