Don't think of privacy as something too mysterious. For large institutions managing significant funds, on-chain operations have never been about grabbing attention or showing off—simply put, it's about moving real money safely and securely, with privacy protection being the core of the matter.
What do institutions fear most when making large transactions? Being detected by the market. An early disclosure of a rebalancing action can cause counterparties to follow suit immediately, multiplying the cost several times. Plus, business secrets like investment strategies and holding details—no one wants to lie bare on a public chain for analysis and research.
DUSK offers a variety of solutions—whether for large transactions, portfolio rebalancing, or cross-border fund settlements—all can be smoothly completed on-chain, with core data tightly protected. Only when counterparties, regulators, or auditors need to verify, are these details revealed layer by layer according to rules. What should be hidden stays hidden, what should be shown is shown, with very precise control. This "privacy plus auditability" balance is much more practical for institutions than those flashy schemes that promise absolute anonymity.
Speaking of DeFi, traditional decentralized trading, lending, liquidity mining, and similar activities expose all data openly, which makes many institutions uneasy: core business data is fully transparent, and risks are hard to contain. DUSK addresses this pain point by embedding compliance into mainstream DeFi activities like lending, trading, and yield farming, providing institutions with a protective umbrella. This way, they can participate in on-chain innovation without worrying about sensitive information leaks—this is the infrastructure that institutions truly need.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-10 02:23
The genuine demand from institutions is that simple: privacy is not just to evade regulation, but also to prevent being targeted with exploding costs. DUSK's "hide and reveal" logic is indeed much more reliable than anonymous coins.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-09 18:54
This is the real insight—privacy is essentially a mechanism design issue, not a black-and-white moral dilemma. DUSK's "selective disclosure" logic is actually about finding a balance within a game theory framework. Rather than calling it innovation, it's more about placing governance efficiency in the right position.
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-09 18:53
In plain terms, what institutions need is "selective transparency," not that kind of absolutely anonymous showy tricks. The idea behind DUSK really hits the mark; achieving both privacy and auditability is the right path.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-09 18:53
This is truly the fundamental infrastructure approach, not some privacy-for-the-sake-of-privacy gimmick.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-09 18:52
Hey, someone finally explained it clearly, privacy is a matter of money.
Don't think of privacy as something too mysterious. For large institutions managing significant funds, on-chain operations have never been about grabbing attention or showing off—simply put, it's about moving real money safely and securely, with privacy protection being the core of the matter.
What do institutions fear most when making large transactions? Being detected by the market. An early disclosure of a rebalancing action can cause counterparties to follow suit immediately, multiplying the cost several times. Plus, business secrets like investment strategies and holding details—no one wants to lie bare on a public chain for analysis and research.
DUSK offers a variety of solutions—whether for large transactions, portfolio rebalancing, or cross-border fund settlements—all can be smoothly completed on-chain, with core data tightly protected. Only when counterparties, regulators, or auditors need to verify, are these details revealed layer by layer according to rules. What should be hidden stays hidden, what should be shown is shown, with very precise control. This "privacy plus auditability" balance is much more practical for institutions than those flashy schemes that promise absolute anonymity.
Speaking of DeFi, traditional decentralized trading, lending, liquidity mining, and similar activities expose all data openly, which makes many institutions uneasy: core business data is fully transparent, and risks are hard to contain. DUSK addresses this pain point by embedding compliance into mainstream DeFi activities like lending, trading, and yield farming, providing institutions with a protective umbrella. This way, they can participate in on-chain innovation without worrying about sensitive information leaks—this is the infrastructure that institutions truly need.