In January, there was a noteworthy on-chain event—DuskEVM mainnet is about to launch. The features of this chain are a bit different; simply being EVM-compatible is not enough. Its core selling point is the implementation of "auditable privacy" through the Hedger module. How does it do this? It uses zero-knowledge proof technology to address the pain points of financial compliance, allowing transaction data to protect privacy while still being auditable. This is a significant solution for institutional-level RWA applications. Traditional chains basically can't achieve this balance—either privacy is maximized at the expense of regulatory friendliness, or transparency is complete, sacrificing confidentiality. DuskEVM attempts to find a middle ground using cryptographic technology, targeting institutional application scenarios that need to meet compliance requirements while also protecting business privacy. Whether it can establish a foothold in the RWA track depends on actual ecosystem development and market response.