Years of technical accumulation are transforming the possibilities of financial blockchain. This Layer 1 project, born in 2018, has been taking a different path from other chains—focusing firmly on regulated financial infrastructure.

To be honest, balancing privacy and auditability is not easy. The project adopts a modular design—what does that mean? It means it can flexibly adapt to various financial scenarios, from simple transactions to complex derivatives, finding the right fit every time. Native privacy capabilities combined with auditability make this a real necessity for traditional financial institutions.

The most interesting recent development is the collaboration efforts. Deep cooperation with a leading digital asset platform is not just a verbal promise but a tangible implementation—over €300 million worth of tokenized securities have already been on-chain, which is no small number. More importantly, the entire process of onboarding compliant assets onto the chain has been streamlined and is no longer just theoretical.

What does the candidate list mechanism launched in January imply? The window for digitizing traditional assets is opening. Based on market reactions, expectations for this are quite high. The story of $DUSK is far from over; the real test lies in whether this system can operate stably in more complex financial scenarios.