Recently spent a lot of time researching Dusk, the public chain. To be honest, its technical approach is quite interesting. The core selling point is "Verifiable Privacy"—this positioning is a bit unique and not the traditional privacy coin model.

It uses zero-knowledge proofs, which can protect user data privacy while avoiding being a complete black box that regulators can't oversee. This significantly lowers the barrier for institutions looking to enter the space and projects aiming to develop real financial applications. After all, the conflict between privacy and compliance is already substantial, and being able to balance both is indeed rare.

From the perspective of tokens and ecosystem, DUSK is not just a basic public chain token. It’s more like infrastructure for privacy finance and compliant DeFi, with a pretty clear positioning. Currently, RWA (Real-World Asset on-chain) is gaining popularity, and institutional-grade DeFi demand is also growing. Dusk’s technical solution has enough imagination to adapt to these new scenarios.

Going forward, it’s worth keeping an eye on its ecosystem development and real-world implementation to see if the technical advantages can truly be transformed into practical applications.