I used to think all blockchains had to be fully public. Then I learned why that doesn’t work for real finance. When banks, funds, or businesses use blockchain, they can’t expose customer data to everyone. That’s where @Dusk foundation makes sense. Dusk is built as a privacy first Layer-1 blockchain, designed so transactions can stay confidential while still following financial rules. It uses zero knowledge technology to prove things are correct without showing sensitive details. What surprised me most is that privacy and regulation aren’t enemies here they work together. The network still stays secure and verifiable, but data isn’t leaked. $DUSK is used to pay fees, secure the network through staking, and keep everything running smoothly. Learning about this helped me understand why #Dusk is focused on real world use, not just crypto experiments.
