Once the EU's MiCA regulation is implemented, the crypto community instantly diversifies. Some projects scramble to adjust their structures to comply with the new rules, while others simply choose to exit the European market. However, Dusk has instead become a sought-after partner for institutions. Where does this gap come from? Actually, it's just two words—提前 (ahead of the curve).

When it comes to MiCA, many people only know that it is the EU's most stringent crypto regulatory framework. But the core isn't about strictness; it's about clarity. In the past, European countries each had their own regulatory policies, leaving projects confused. Now, with MiCA in place, there are finally unified rules—how assets are classified, what licenses issuers need, how service providers should operate, and even detailed requirements for stablecoins and security tokens.

Dusk's strength lies in not waiting for regulations to be finalized before making adjustments. From the early stages of the project, compliance has been considered a fundamental part of the technical architecture, not an afterthought. By the time MiCA takes effect, others are still patching things up, but Dusk is already prepared. What does this mean? It means the cost of cooperation drops significantly. Institutions no longer need to worry about legal risks or wait for projects to tinker around before they can use them.

The EURQ stablecoin is the best example. It is a euro-pegged stablecoin jointly launched by Dusk and Quantoz. It looks simple, but every step behind it is aligned with MiCA's requirements—the set of rules for electronic money tokens, which they fully understand. What's more impressive is that EURQ isn't just theoretically compliant; it can actually be used. It can be used for daily payments and institutional trading. Keep in mind, MiCA's restrictions on foreign currency stablecoin payment scenarios are quite strict, so such coverage is already a significant practical achievement.

Ultimately, Dusk bet on the right direction. In an era where regulation becomes the norm rather than the exception, proactive compliance is not a constraint but a moat. Projects that complain about overly strict regulation will eventually be phased out by the market. Dusk's story shows that visionary projects should align with future rules now.