Recently, $DUSK's performance in the market has indeed attracted attention. Unlike other privacy coins, this project has taken a unique path.

Traditional privacy coins like ZEC and XMR have strong privacy features, but that’s also the problem—under the increasingly strict global regulations (such as the EU’s MiCA regulations and DAC8 directives), fully private assets are becoming harder for mainstream financial institutions to accept. The cleverness of DUSK lies in its use of zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption technologies to implement a design called "selective privacy." Simply put, your transactions are private by default, but if regulators or financial institutions need to review, you can choose to disclose transaction details selectively. This approach cleverly resolves the conflict between privacy and compliance, making it especially attractive to institutions that need to meet regulatory requirements.

Even more interesting is the practical application. A licensed Dutch exchange, NPEX, plans to tokenize hundreds of millions of euros worth of securities, and they have chosen to migrate these assets onto the DUSK chain. This is no small matter—it indicates that traditional financial institutions are beginning to truly embrace blockchain technology, and DUSK’s technical framework perfectly meets their needs. The project team is also pushing forward with the deployment of DuskEVM mainnet. Once launched, this will significantly lower the technical barriers for tokenizing RWAs and developing privacy DeFi applications on the DUSK chain.

In terms of market performance, DUSK’s trading volume has been clearly increasing, and the proportion of institutional investors holding positions is also rising. These all reflect a growing recognition of the project’s unique value proposition. Whether from a technological innovation or application deployment perspective, DUSK has indeed demonstrated considerable competitiveness in this space.