2026-01-18 13:26:46

From a developer's perspective, what makes Dusk most compelling is that it turns privacy features into ready-to-use tools. The DuskEVM mainnet is already live, fully compatible with the Ethereum ecosystem. Developers can continue writing code in Solidity, using familiar toolchains, and with just a configuration change, smart contracts can automatically gain privacy protection capabilities—this confidential contract technology can hide users' positions, transaction records, and other sensitive information.

A very practical example is existing DeFi lending protocols. After migrating to Dusk, no major changes are needed, and privacy capabilities can be obtained immediately. This significantly lowers the barrier to entry for privacy application development. Because of this, we can expect a wave of new innovative applications to emerge—privacy DEXs, concealed auction mechanisms, private governance models, and more will have a solid foundation for implementation.

As these application ecosystems flourish, the economic value capture of $DUSK will also increase. For developers seeking a differentiated breakthrough, Dusk offers a ready-made, powerful privacy toolkit, saving the effort of relearning or reinventing the wheel.

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BrokenRugs

· 12h ago

Just modify the configuration to achieve privacy? This trick is a bit too smooth, I didn't expect it to be so simple. Solidity developers are ecstatic, directly applying ready-made tools, it feels like the privacy track finally doesn't have to start from scratch. Honestly, it's about lowering the entry barrier so more applications can run, and the value capture of $DUSK naturally follows, which makes sense. "Plug and play" design language is really popular in the crypto space now; not showing off, just getting things done is the real deal. Migrating existing DeFi protocols is basically painless, which indeed solves most developers' laziness. By the way, is this really privacy, or just changing a parameter and calling it privacy? Waiting to see how privacy DEXs will do; can lending protocols really run smoothly after migration? I'm a bit skeptical. Developer friendliness is really well managed, but the real challenge is the ecosystem's cold start. If this set of tools can truly make privacy applications explode, DUSK will have a shot. It's still too early to tell. Making it plug and play is really clever, capturing the biggest laziness of developers.

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FrogInTheWell

· 12h ago

Just changing the configuration can protect privacy. Dusk truly understands developers. No need to rewrite code for migration, which indeed lowers the barrier. I'm optimistic that privacy DEX can succeed. If $DUSK can truly build an ecosystem, that might be where its value lies.

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GlueGuy

· 12h ago

Just modify the configuration and it will work. This wave is indeed convenient, no need to build from scratch. --- Privacy DEX feels like the next hot spot. Let's wait and see who will be the first to emerge. --- Haha, saying it's ready to use out of the box sounds good, but whether it actually works in practice might be another story. --- Solidity developers can jump right in. This is truly lowering the barrier to entry. --- With such low migration costs, it seems like a lot of projects will rush in to try it out. --- The need to hide transaction records does exist, but security must be truly robust. --- The $DUSK logic chain makes sense; as the ecosystem grows, the token price will naturally follow. --- Ready-made tool libraries are really convenient. I have to admit that saving on learning costs is a big plus.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 12h ago

I'm directly struck by the four characters "out of the box" Emmm, just tweak the configuration to achieve privacy protection. If that's really the case, I might have to start considering whether to shift my projects. But on the other hand, the compatibility with the ETH ecosystem does have some real value. Saving the cost of reinventing the wheel is indeed a boon for developers. Whether $DUSK can rise depends on whether the application ecosystem can also grow. Wait, can the lending protocols be migrated directly? Are there any reference cases now? Privacy DEX sounds very appealing, but it feels easier to talk about than to do.

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