As blockchain technology has developed to today, everyone is pondering a question: how to achieve both privacy and compliance? It always seems like a trade-off, but the Dusk Network team is determined to combine them.

Traditional public blockchains operate on a straightforward logic—full transparency to build trust. What's the problem? Every transaction and address is fully visible. Dusk uses cryptographic techniques like zero-knowledge proofs, with the core idea of allowing transaction data to be verified without fully revealing it. Users can protect their sensitive information while selectively disclosing necessary details to regulators. This solution is especially suitable for DeFi and asset tokenization applications that demand high levels of privacy and compliance.

From an ecosystem perspective, Dusk's token $DUSK supports the entire network—transaction fees, governance voting, and security staking all require it. During the testing phase, it has already attracted many financial institutions, and after the mainnet launch, it is expected to accelerate real-world asset (RWA) adoption. The project is also continuously advancing developer incentive programs, and ecosystem expansion is progressing steadily.

In the current market environment, schemes that solely pursue anonymity are becoming less attractive—regulatory frameworks are becoming clearer worldwide, and on-chain privacy must keep pace. Dusk's "compliance-first" design logic is a key strategic move within this time window, and it may be worth paying more attention to.