2026-01-10 16:24:35

In the increasingly prominent issue of information security, privacy protection has become a must-answer question in the crypto financial ecosystem. The importance of privacy projects like Dusk is not only because they provide privacy guarantees at the functional level but also because they directly address the core needs for trust and compliance in the Web3 derivatives market.

With the implementation of Dusk's second phase, more and more institutions are beginning to participate and provide data support, marking the transition of privacy solutions from theory to practice. Every step of ecosystem improvement is building a more solid infrastructure for the entire financial derivatives track. This direction is expected to continue deepening in the future.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-10 16:54

Privacy definitely needs to be taken seriously, but whether Dusk can truly break into the mainstream is still an issue... Institutional participation is a good sign, but I'm worried it might just be another prelude to a new round of rug pulls.

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just_another_fish

· 01-10 16:52

Privacy is indeed something that needs to be taken seriously, but whether Dusk can truly break through depends on its subsequent performance. Institutional entry is a good sign, but the path to compliance isn't that simple, and it might just be another round of hype. Honestly, the privacy needs in derivatives are indeed underestimated; I agree with this assessment. Wait, what exactly did Dusk launch in the second phase? Feels like there are a bunch of news about projects like this.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-10 16:50

Privacy is indeed important, but whether Dusk can truly be implemented depends on how it is executed later on. Institutional involvement is a good thing, but I'm worried it might just be another hype cycle. Regulatory compliance is real, but I don't know which of these projects can actually reach the end. The second phase has been implemented, but ecosystem development often progresses much slower in practice than it is talked about. Privacy protection is not an issue, but the key is that user experience can't be too poor. Dusk's direction is correct, but the problem is there are too many projects like this on the market; who will survive until the end remains to be seen. Many projects fail to cross the gap from theory to practice... It's indeed interesting to see institutional participation, but we still need to wait for data to see the effect.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-10 16:30

Privacy is indeed the trend, but to be honest, whether Dusk can hold up depends on its future performance. Institutional involvement is a good sign, but let's not overhype it...

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