Privacy and compliance are often viewed as opposing ends. However, as institutional funds flood into the crypto market, this contradiction needs to be addressed urgently. Dusk Network's approach is worth noting—they are making direct efforts at the protocol layer.

From a technical perspective, Dusk's core weapon is zero-knowledge proofs. Through this cryptographic toolset, transaction data can be hidden while maintaining verifiability. In other words, you can't see who your funds are flowing to, but on-chain, the transaction can be confirmed as genuine and valid.

What's even more interesting is the compliance aspect. Dusk has designed a "compliance module" that allows project teams to flexibly embed KYC/AML rules. This way, privacy is preserved while meeting financial regulatory requirements. For Web3 projects aiming to enter traditional financial systems, this is a practical solution.

In terms of performance, they adopt a sharding consensus mechanism, achieving high throughput while ensuring decentralization.

Looking at the ecosystem development, the Dusk mainnet is already live, and collaborations with multiple financial institutions are underway. The $DUSK token is gradually being applied in scenarios such as payments, governance, and staking. Considering the recent popularity of the RWA track, projects with compliant infrastructure are indeed more likely to attract institutional attention.