The application prospects of confidential smart contracts have indeed been underestimated in recent years. DUSK's layout in the EU-compliant security tokenization track is quite interesting—using privacy computing solutions to meet institutional-level regulatory requirements. This is not just simple technical stacking, but truly addressing the pain points.
What’s even more worth paying attention to is their cross-chain circulation plan. Once the cross-chain solution launched in early 2026 is implemented, it will mean a qualitative improvement in the liquidity of on-chain assets. Currently, on-chain digital economic assets are still in a pseudo-proposition stage, but this mode of exploration itself represents the awakening of institutional demand.
In the long term, projects that can simultaneously balance privacy protection and compliance requirements are relatively scarce in the institutional track. The imaginative space of this operation is indeed worth pondering.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 3h ago
Privacy + compliance is indeed a rare combination, but we'll have to wait until 2026. I'm afraid it's another case of just promising and not delivering.
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UncommonNPC
· 3h ago
A dual approach to privacy compliance is indeed a clear and prudent strategy.
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DegenWhisperer
· 4h ago
In plain terms, there are really only a few that can pull off the combination of privacy + compliance.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 4h ago
Talking about something from 26 years ago is too far away. Let's wait until we survive the bear market to discuss it.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 4h ago
Following this idea, DUSK really hit the mark this time.
Nowadays, there are very few projects that prioritize both privacy and compliance. DUSK has found a breakthrough.
If cross-chain in 2026 truly materializes, it will be interesting, provided there are no delays.
The application prospects of confidential smart contracts have indeed been underestimated in recent years. DUSK's layout in the EU-compliant security tokenization track is quite interesting—using privacy computing solutions to meet institutional-level regulatory requirements. This is not just simple technical stacking, but truly addressing the pain points.
What’s even more worth paying attention to is their cross-chain circulation plan. Once the cross-chain solution launched in early 2026 is implemented, it will mean a qualitative improvement in the liquidity of on-chain assets. Currently, on-chain digital economic assets are still in a pseudo-proposition stage, but this mode of exploration itself represents the awakening of institutional demand.
In the long term, projects that can simultaneously balance privacy protection and compliance requirements are relatively scarce in the institutional track. The imaginative space of this operation is indeed worth pondering.