The End of the "Glass House": Why Real Traders Need Dark Pools
I have watched whales get slaughtered on public blockchains for years simply because they showed their hand too early. On Ethereum, if you try to move $10 million, the bots see your transaction in the mempool and front-run you before you can even blink. It is a predatory environment. This is why the rise of Decentralized Dark Pools on Dusk is the shift I’ve been waiting for. Unlike a standard DEX where the order book is open for all to see, Dusk’s privacy layers allow for a "Confidential Order Book."
Hmmm, think of it like playing poker where you can place a bet without anyone knowing the size of your chips until the cards are turned over. You get the liquidity of a global market without the slippage caused by predatory surveillance. In 2026, institutional liquidity won't settle on transparent ledgers; it will settle where it’s safe to move quietly.
