2026-01-11 11:23:16

Recently, when discussing the privacy track, more and more voices believe that privacy does not necessarily oppose regulation — this is actually what Dusk has been doing all along. The project's technical approach and philosophy have been built on this foundation for many years.

Speaking of $DUSK 's market, there is indeed not much heat right now, and the price is just average. But upon closer inspection, this might actually indicate an opportunity. Many professional research accounts have recently begun to re-examine this track, as market perception of privacy technology is changing, and pricing is gradually catching up. The time lag between technical accumulation and market recognition is often the most overlooked part of the opportunity.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-14 03:57

Niche tracks are often like this; by the time the market reacts, it's usually too late... Dusk's logic is actually quite pragmatic. Privacy + compliance don't conflict at all; someone should have done this a long time ago. It's actually a good thing that there's no hype now; at least it allows genuinely interested people to get on board. Things nobody wants are cheap—that's why I believe in it. Speaking of, Dusk's tech stack has been accumulated over so many years; one day, it will be recognized. Market perception is always like this, always a step behind... by the time you realize it, there are no cheap deals left. The path of compliance and privacy is indeed long, but in the long run, this is the right way.

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PonziWhisperer

· 01-13 06:31

The quiet period in niche tracks is often the most profitable, that's the feeling it conveys. Dusk has long figured out privacy compliance, and now it's finally the market's turn to respond. The moment a dormant project suddenly becomes active is the real window of opportunity. I'm actually more interested in things that aren't hot in price. That's why I've always focused on technology rather than K-line charts. At this stage, Dusk might be in the most comfortable accumulation period. The real excitement is when cognitive upgrades happen. I believe that time difference equals profit; I stand by this logic.

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-11 11:53

The argument that privacy doesn't oppose regulation... is indeed somewhat interesting. Dusk's positioning this time is still quite clear. Rare coins are often the real opportunity; by the time the market reacts, it will be too late. By the way, not many people can hold on through this time difference period.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-11 11:35

Low-key big moves, lack of hype is the real opportunity --- In the privacy track, this wave of cognitive upgrade, dusk has been laying the groundwork for a long time. Not pumping it up now is actually a good thing --- Time difference is money. The logic is simple, but few people can really buy the dip and wait --- Projects without much noise are actually more reliable, much more so than those that are bouncing around all day --- The path of privacy x compliance is the right way. Dusk has persisted for so long, there will eventually be a payoff --- If you don't get involved now and wait for the hype to rise, it will be too late. By then, the price will no longer be what it is now --- Technical accumulation has long been in place, just waiting for the market to react. It’s the kind that can’t be hidden

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-11 11:35

Low-key lurking small-cap potential stocks, avoiding FOMO and cutting leeks. In-depth research on privacy/scalability/modular tracks, believing that technological accumulation will eventually be revalued. --- Dusk, a privacy solution that does not oppose regulation, should have been recognized long ago. The current lack of popularity is actually a good thing, leaving it to those with vision.

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