Recently, there has been new movement in the compliance finance track. DUSK plans to launch the DuskEVM mainnet in the second week of January. What does this mean? In simple terms, Solidity contracts can run directly without code modification, allowing seamless migration of applications from the EVM ecosystem. From a technical architecture perspective, this Layer1 settlement solution ensures both security and efficiency, opening a practical pathway for projects aiming to develop compliant DeFi and RWA applications.

But what’s truly eye-catching is the Hedger technology. Transactions need to be both privacy-protected and subject to regulatory audits, which sounds somewhat contradictory. Hedger seems to have found a balance. Transactions on EVM are both private and auditable, which is a must-have for regulated financial scenarios.

Even more worth looking forward to is the planned launch of DuskTrade in 2026. In partnership with licensed exchange NPEX, it will initially introduce over 300 million euros worth of tokenized securities. This scale is significant, indicating that both the project team and partners are serious. DUSK uses a modular architecture combined with regulatory advantages, building a complete ecosystem loop from the underlying technology to the application layer.

The compliance finance track is still in its early stages, but based on current technological deployment and industry cooperation, it is indeed gradually moving toward reality.