Recently, many interesting projects have emerged in the field of privacy computing. The DUSK project has indeed made some technological innovations—finding a new balance between privacy protection and on-chain computation.

From a tokenomics perspective, DUSK's design aims to incentivize validators to participate in network maintenance, thereby supporting the operation of the entire privacy computing infrastructure. This model still has some differences compared to similar projects.

Of course, the privacy computing track itself is still in the early stages of development, and market demand for such solutions is gradually becoming clearer. Whether DUSK can stand out in the competition depends mainly on the speed of technological iteration and the progress of ecological application deployment.

Friends interested in this direction can keep an eye on project updates to see how far their trade-offs between privacy and performance can go.