Never talk about crypto in therapy. Keep it separate. Mental health is about feelings not investments.
Last session changed that.
Therapist: "You seem happier lately. What changed?"
"Honestly? Finally found crypto project that makes sense. Not stressed about regulations anymore."
"Tell me about it."
Explained @dusk_foundation. Privacy WITH compliance. Institutions actually adopting it. Built for regulatory reality not fighting it.
She's smart. PhD in psychology but also investor. Asked follow-up questions.
"So other privacy projects getting banned. This one working with regulators?"
"Exactly. Selective disclosure through zero knowledge proofs. Banks can use it. Regulators approve it."
"That sounds... mentally healthier than fighting the system."
We laughed. But she was right. Therapeutic angle.
Next session she brought it up.
"I researched that Dusk project. Bought some. First crypto I've owned. Feels less stressful than what my other clients describe."
MY THERAPIST BOUGHT $DUSK BASED ON MY EXPLANATION.
She has clients in finance. Clients in tech. Hears about crypto stress constantly.
"My Goldman Sachs client mentioned they're evaluating it internally. My lawyer client said it's only blockchain that passes compliance review. Your recommendation plus hearing it from multiple unrelated sources? That's signal."
Multi-source validation from unrelated professional clients.
When your therapist who hears everything says one project keeps coming up positively that's different type of signal.
Not financial advice from therapist obviously. But convergent social proof from disconnected sources.
Goldman clients saying it. Lawyers saying it. Me saying it. All independently.
@Dusk creating buzz across professional circles. Not crypto Twitter echo chamber. REAL professionals in finance and law.
Therapist conclusion: "$DUSK seems like first crypto built for how world actually works not how crypto people wish it worked."
Most psychologically healthy take on crypto I've heard.
When mental health professionals think your project is "healthier approach" that's unique endorsement.
Not financial advice but therapist social proof hits different.
