Recently, I revisited Dusk and watched it again. The more I looked, the more I felt that the project's approach is quite interesting.

They don't follow the trend of hype concepts or chase short-term traffic; instead, they focus all their energy on compliance privacy and verifiable computation, which are challenging and less popular areas. Honestly, this kind of choice is quite rare in the crypto space.

I think $DUSK is more about laying the foundation for future on-chain finance. Privacy technology itself isn't groundbreaking, but if this privacy can't be verified or isn't accepted by the real world, it won't go far. Dusk's focus on verifiable privacy happens to solve this pain point—protecting user privacy while allowing regulators and third parties to verify authenticity.

That's also why I remain optimistic about this project. Among a bunch of projects that rapidly iterate and chase hot trends, Dusk seems a bit "slow," but this slowness itself is a form of competitiveness.