【Advice for Beginners】If you're just stepping into Web3 and recently learned about the Dusk Network project, it's recommended to put aside the candlestick charts for now and clarify these key understandings before participating.

Many novice players tend to: look at prices, watch for rises and falls, and follow hype. But this logic can be disadvantageous when applied to Dusk Network. Why? Because this is not a public chain built on hype and storytelling. Since its inception, its core focus has been very stable—privacy protection, compliant infrastructure, and real-world asset onboarding. It may not sound as glamorous, but this precisely indicates that it is targeting financial-grade and institutional applications. In other words, it’s not designed for short-term speculation. If beginners don’t understand this point, they may easily overlook the project because it’s "not that lively," or get emotionally overwhelmed by short-term fluctuations.

Let’s talk about the token itself. Dusk is not just a trading object; it’s the gear that keeps the entire network running. Staking, security maintenance, future governance—all rely on it. Instead of obsessing over the price every day, it’s better to understand what it’s actually used for, how the token model is designed, and how it integrates with the ecosystem. Mastering these fundamentals is more valuable than chasing price swings.

Another detail worth noting: From a bottom-up design perspective, Dusk lowers the barriers to using privacy features, which is especially friendly to new users—you don’t need to understand complex cryptographic principles to use it. This design philosophy itself reflects the project’s maturity.