Most people are easily misled by the label "privacy" when first introduced to Dusk. In fact, this is a heavily underestimated foundational protocol. The true value of Dusk Network doesn't lie in the current privacy narrative driven by hype, but in doing something others haven't done well—achieving compliance and privacy simultaneously within a single technical framework. The target users for this protocol are quite clear: traditional financial institutions and securities issuers.

How is this achieved? The core technology is zero-knowledge proofs. Through this solution, asset issuance and transfer can meet regulatory requirements while minimizing information disclosure. In other words, you can prove that a transaction is genuine and valid without revealing all the details. In the current hot track of RWA (Real World Asset on-chain), this capability is quite scarce.

From practical applications, Dusk isn't playing a theoretical game. It is building protocol layers around compliant securities, equity tokenization, and financial instrument issuance. This approach may not seem glamorous or have flashy concepts, but in the long run, it will create a deeper moat. $DUSK, as the core asset for network operation and incentives, is closely tied to real business scenarios, not just a project that relies on storytelling to pump prices.

If you're paying attention to how future on-chain assets will integrate with the traditional financial system, Dusk is indeed a project worth following continuously. Infrastructure rooted in real needs is often overlooked during market downturns and is most likely to be rediscovered in the next cycle.