In the end, the crypto world is all about who can continuously attract off-chain funds into the market. The current mainstream players—banks, fund companies—are most afraid of two issues when entering the crypto market: compliance risks and business data leaks.

In this gap of demand, the opportunity for Dusk has arrived. It’s like a presence that combines a safe with the feel of a formal bank lobby.

Why am I particularly optimistic about this project? Because Dusk takes the most difficult yet most stable path—compliance and privacy. Many privacy projects in the market choose pure avoidance, which results in regulatory crackdown. Dusk is different; it actively embraces the regulatory framework. It allows institutions to issue various tokenized securities on the platform, while ensuring that ordinary users cannot see transaction details through technical measures. This "privacy solution with regulatory support" is exactly what Web3 needs for real-world implementation.

If the technical details seem complex, just look at one indicator—who is using it. Dusk targets the trillion-dollar real-world asset market. Its Piecrust virtual machine is not just a decorative feature; it’s a real technology that improves transaction processing efficiency. The two common pain points of on-chain transactions—high gas fees and slow confirmation speeds—are fundamentally addressed here.

Investing, in a sense, is investing in future expectations. While other public chains are still fighting fiercely for existing users, this project is already laying out a blueprint for compliant financial markets. Projects with strong technical capabilities, real application scenarios, and the ability to solve real-world problems are the ones worth following long-term.