If the blockchain wants to enter the traditional financial system, it faces an unavoidable challenge: how to protect transaction privacy while meeting regulatory requirements?

This issue is especially sensitive for real-world assets. After tokenizing stocks, bonds, and real estate, the involved transaction amounts, identity information, and asset distribution—all of these are business secrets. If all are made public on the chain, it not only violates financial regulatory principles but could also be exploited by competitors or malicious actors. Traditional public blockchains simply cannot resolve this contradiction.

Dusk Network has found a solution: using zero-knowledge proof technology. When transactions are recorded on the chain, the system can verify that the transaction is genuine, legal, and that the account has sufficient balance—while keeping the transaction amount, identity, and asset distribution invisible. Assets flow on the blockchain without revealing specific details to the market. Even more impressively, Dusk can grant regulatory authorities audit permissions when needed. This is "auditable privacy"—something traditional blockchains cannot achieve.

Technologically, Dusk adopts a modular design. It supports the EVM smart contract ecosystem and has built a dedicated execution environment for privacy transactions. Developers can easily create DApps, and financial institutions can run their own privacy clearing systems on-chain. Costs are reduced, and settlement efficiency is improved.

Think about how hot the RWA (Real-World Asset) market is right now. More and more assets are being tokenized and brought onto the chain. The networks capable of supporting these funds won't be those with transparent public data, but networks like Dusk that balance privacy and regulation.

From this perspective, DUSK is not just a speculative token, but the core fuel of the entire privacy financial network. More asset transactions happen here, increasing the demand and utility value of DUSK.