I have been holding Dusk for nearly a year, and my biggest feeling is—this token is far from just a speculative asset; it has truly become the core access pass to the entire ecosystem.
The most straightforward use case is for Gas fee payments. On the Dusk network, conducting asset transactions and deploying smart contracts all require Dusk tokens to pay fees. Especially with the RWA transactions I recently participated in, the costs are much cheaper than some top public chains, and the speed is much faster. As more ecosystem applications emerge, this demand will definitely grow.
But what really keeps me holding is its staking mechanism. Staking tokens with nodes not only provides stable income but also allows participation in network governance decisions. Its economic model is well-designed—each block issues 19.86 Dusk, with a thoughtful reward distribution method that ensures profits for node operators while allocating 10% to the ecosystem fund. My current staking annual yield isn’t the highest, but it’s stable and reliable, and as the ecosystem expands, there’s room for further optimization of returns.
More importantly, it’s about ecosystem development. Dusk has allocated 15 million tokens for a development fund, directly supporting infrastructure projects like DEXs and cross-chain bridges. There are already quite a few projects applying to join.
The benefit for holders is right here: the more active the ecosystem and the richer the applications, the greater the demand for token usage, and the higher the value. Liquidity is gradually increasing, and the overall holding experience is improving accordingly. This is the true value closed-loop.
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PhantomHunter
· 12h ago
I'm a bit convinced, but are gas fees really cheap? I feel like they were quite expensive a couple of days ago.
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Staking with a stable annual yield is indeed good, but I'm worried the ecosystem won't take off.
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15 million in funds poured in—that's true sincerity.
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Wait, can RWA really come out? Or is it just another hype around a concept?
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I've heard the closed-loop theory countless times; the key is in execution. So far, Dusk's progress has been pretty good.
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It's been a year without selling, and this patience is genuine.
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I just want to know when liquidity can truly pick up. It still feels a bit quiet now.
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The 10% allocation ratio for the ecosystem fund seems a bit conservative.
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Honestly, it's still a bet on ecosystem prosperity; otherwise, this is just a payment method.
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OnchainDetective
· 12h ago
Wait, I need to track this number 19.86... Is each block issued fixed? According to on-chain data, what is usually hidden behind this precise setting?
Staking annualized "stable and reliable"? I'm curious if the flow in real wallets is also this honest.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 12h ago
Bro, this is the pragmatic way of working, much more reliable than those who shout about tenfold or hundredfold returns every day.
Ecological feedback to holders, I’ve fully understood this logic.
Staking with stable annualized returns is better than chasing the highest yields. Really, after experiencing a few crashes, I’ve learned to be smarter.
I'm just worried that some new concept might appear later to cut leeks again. Can Dusk maintain this pace?
The cost advantage in the RWA sector really hit home for me. We’ll have to see what else the ecosystem can add later.
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Degentleman
· 12h ago
Damn, the stability of the staking annualized rate really hit home for me, much more reliable than some flashy projects.
The cost for RWA is really cheap; I tried it the day before yesterday, and the speed was lightning fast.
Allocating 10% of the ecosystem fund is still a bit impressive.
Wait, how will the 15 million development fund be allocated later? Is there a detailed plan?
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ser_aped.eth
· 12h ago
Stable income and governance—this is the kind of token I want, not the daily hype and speculation.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12h ago
Damn, I'm also enjoying the stable annualized yield from staking. Just waiting for the day the ecosystem explodes.
I have been holding Dusk for nearly a year, and my biggest feeling is—this token is far from just a speculative asset; it has truly become the core access pass to the entire ecosystem.
The most straightforward use case is for Gas fee payments. On the Dusk network, conducting asset transactions and deploying smart contracts all require Dusk tokens to pay fees. Especially with the RWA transactions I recently participated in, the costs are much cheaper than some top public chains, and the speed is much faster. As more ecosystem applications emerge, this demand will definitely grow.
But what really keeps me holding is its staking mechanism. Staking tokens with nodes not only provides stable income but also allows participation in network governance decisions. Its economic model is well-designed—each block issues 19.86 Dusk, with a thoughtful reward distribution method that ensures profits for node operators while allocating 10% to the ecosystem fund. My current staking annual yield isn’t the highest, but it’s stable and reliable, and as the ecosystem expands, there’s room for further optimization of returns.
More importantly, it’s about ecosystem development. Dusk has allocated 15 million tokens for a development fund, directly supporting infrastructure projects like DEXs and cross-chain bridges. There are already quite a few projects applying to join.
The benefit for holders is right here: the more active the ecosystem and the richer the applications, the greater the demand for token usage, and the higher the value. Liquidity is gradually increasing, and the overall holding experience is improving accordingly. This is the true value closed-loop.