The term "privacy coin" always sounds suspicious to people. I used to think the same way at first.

But after truly understanding DUSK, my perspective completely changed. Its privacy logic isn't that mysterious—it's essentially "selective disclosure."

Think about it: I need to prove to you that I have enough funds in my account to complete a transaction, but that doesn't mean I have to reveal all my assets and every transaction history. It sounds simple, but for real business applications, this is a critical challenge. In scenarios like bidding between companies or supply chain finance, data needs to be verified for authenticity without exposing everything to the other party—business secrets must be protected. DUSK's technology is addressing this pain point.

It uses cryptographic solutions like zero-knowledge proofs, which I think are like magic in the digital world—they allow you to prove that something is true without revealing any underlying information. This "verification while protecting" capability is extremely important for the future digital economy.

Honestly, holding DUSK makes me feel like I'm supporting a smarter, more responsible digital infrastructure.