2026-01-11 02:26:29

The privacy computing track is continuously gaining popularity in the crypto market. As a core driving force in this area, DUSK's ecosystem is gradually expanding. From privacy-focused DeFi to NFT applications, and then to RWA asset onboarding, DUSK has a presence across multiple tracks. The recent round of technical optimizations not only improved network throughput and transaction confirmation speed but also lowered the access threshold for developers. What does this mean? It means more innovative applications have the opportunity to take root and flourish on this privacy-first infrastructure. For investors optimistic about the privacy track, now is a critical time to observe the ecosystem's development pace and seek potential opportunities.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-11 02:55

Privacy has indeed become popular, but whether DUSK can withstand it depends on how many applications in the ecosystem are truly willing to use it.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-11 02:48

Privacy is really the next wave of booster, DUSK's current pace is a bit like fueling up, throughput is increasing, developer threshold is lowering... this is a signal. --- Wait, will the RWA on-chain become a breakthrough? Feels way more interesting than NFTs. --- The current feeling of entering the market is a bit like waiting for launch countdown, don't rush to get on board, first see how the ecosystem data develops. --- With such fierce competition in multi-chain privacy DeFi, what makes DUSK stand out? --- A combination of technical optimization + ecosystem expansion, it's like laying the groundwork. The subsequent application explosion is what to watch. --- The privacy track has revived quite quickly in the past two years, but it still depends on whether the landing applications can keep up with the imagination. --- Honestly, this wave somewhat reminds me of the Layer 2 narrative back in the day, which was all about "infrastructure upgrades → application explosion." Let's see if it can come true.

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-11 02:45

Privacy is indeed a hot topic, but I'm afraid DUSK will ultimately become just a concept coin, with very few practical applications that can be implemented.

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AirdropLicker

· 01-11 02:43

On privacy, DUSK is indeed laying the groundwork, but can it really break out? It still depends on whether the subsequent ecosystem can support it.

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EthSandwichHero

· 01-11 02:29

The privacy track is indeed heating up, but whether DUSK can truly support this narrative depends on whether a killer app emerges next.

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ForkTrooper

· 01-11 02:27

Privacy is indeed brewing a big movement, DUSK has been taking many actions, but hearing "ecological prosperity" too often. --- Technical optimization sounds good, but the key is whether there are real applications coming online. --- I am optimistic about the RWA on-chain direction. If DUSK can really make achievements in this area, it’s worth paying attention to. --- Lower the barrier for developers? Let’s see how many projects dare to truly build in the future. --- Privacy track hype is just hype; what’s most concerning is having great technology but a stagnant ecosystem.

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