From an institutional perspective, Dusk Network is actually doing one thing—reducing friction in financial services.
In reality, where is the true cost black hole in asset issuance and circulation? It's not the transaction itself, but those tedious compliance reviews, information isolation, and repeated confirmations. Dusk's approach is quite bold: directly embed these processes into the chain using zero-knowledge proofs, allowing the system to automatically run verification logic. The result is that regulatory requirements are met, sensitive data is not repeatedly exposed, and efficiency naturally improves.
So what role does the DUSK token play here? Simply put, it's the network's fuel. Paying fees, incentivizing nodes, participating in governance—all these needs stem from real business flows, not hype created by the operations team. In this model, token economics are healthier and more conducive to forming a long-term sustainable ecosystem.
Digitalization in the financial industry is an inevitable trend, and those who can significantly reduce compliance costs will hold the core competitive advantage. Dusk chooses to streamline the entire process from the ground up, making asset onboarding onto the chain no longer an overwhelmingly complex task. For those genuinely looking for reliable projects and willing to spend time on in-depth research, this kind of clear and well-thought-out approach is definitely worth a close look.
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TokenToaster
· 22h ago
Zero-knowledge proofs are indeed quite powerful and more reliable than those projects that boast all day long.
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SillyWhale
· 22h ago
This logic is indeed interesting; compliance costs are the real vampires.
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PerennialLeek
· 22h ago
Zero-knowledge proofs really hit the pain point; compliance costs have always been the biggest headache for institutions. I need to take a closer look at Dusk's approach.
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CountdownToBroke
· 22h ago
The solidification process of zero-knowledge proofs has indeed hit the mark. It's much more reliable than those projects that only talk about compliance.
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NestedFox
· 22h ago
Zero-knowledge proofs are indeed a solution approach, but how many of them can be practically implemented? Let's see if institutions are willing to buy in first.
From an institutional perspective, Dusk Network is actually doing one thing—reducing friction in financial services.
In reality, where is the true cost black hole in asset issuance and circulation? It's not the transaction itself, but those tedious compliance reviews, information isolation, and repeated confirmations. Dusk's approach is quite bold: directly embed these processes into the chain using zero-knowledge proofs, allowing the system to automatically run verification logic. The result is that regulatory requirements are met, sensitive data is not repeatedly exposed, and efficiency naturally improves.
So what role does the DUSK token play here? Simply put, it's the network's fuel. Paying fees, incentivizing nodes, participating in governance—all these needs stem from real business flows, not hype created by the operations team. In this model, token economics are healthier and more conducive to forming a long-term sustainable ecosystem.
Digitalization in the financial industry is an inevitable trend, and those who can significantly reduce compliance costs will hold the core competitive advantage. Dusk chooses to streamline the entire process from the ground up, making asset onboarding onto the chain no longer an overwhelmingly complex task. For those genuinely looking for reliable projects and willing to spend time on in-depth research, this kind of clear and well-thought-out approach is definitely worth a close look.