Most public chain projects are touting EVM compatibility, but the real differentiating competitive advantage lies elsewhere. Take Dusk as an example; its core strength is "native compliance"—not an after-the-fact wrapper, but built-in regulatory attributes at the moment of asset chain issuance. How is this achieved? By partnering with NPEX to apply for a DLT-TSS exemption, integrating programmatic compliance directly into the protocol itself. What is the result? Significantly reduced risks for institutional participation, and clearer entry thresholds. From this perspective, Dusk is more like a piece of infrastructure rather than a project driven by short-term narratives. The significance of this positioning is that it attracts participants who genuinely want to make long-term arrangements within a compliant framework, rather than speculative capital chasing hot trends.